Resources

Learn about aphasia and stroke through a puppet story in Battertown. We provided a coloring book with drawing and language activities to support the video and talk with children to

Publisher: Aphasia Institute (Canada) Summary: ParticiPics is a free, searchable database of pictographic images designed to facilitate life’s conversations. The pictographs are specially designed for communicating with people with aphasia

Publisher: Aphasia Institute (Canada) Summary: PictoRing is a time-saving, portable, laminated easy-access pictographic resource to support common conversation topics between Speech Language Pathologists and stroke patients with aphasia. The Aphasia Institute

Publisher: Aphasia Institute (Canada) Summary: The Talking About Series is a booklet of pictographic resources to support healthcare conversations, with topic-based conversation support to facilitate patient education for people with

Author: Amanda P. Anderson, M.S., CCC-SLP (2014) Summary: Targets cognition and functional living, works on attention, memory, sequencing, budgeting, medication management, appointment planning, restaurant scenarios, and more.

Author: Amanda P. Anderson, M.S., CCC-SLP (2013) Summary: A reproducible workbook packed with large, full-color photographs to help users practice naming things, describing scenes, forming carrier phrases, completing writing and

Author: Amanda P. Anderson, M.S., CCC-SLP (2014) Summary: Continues building expressive skills via photos of everyday items and places, safety awareness prompts, photo sequences, comparisons (pros/cons), and visual details to

Author: Amanda P. Anderson, M.S., CCC-SLP (2014) Summary: Focuses on receptive language through matching tasks, yes/no and “wh-” questions, following directions (single and multi-step), functional math, and comprehension of sentences

Publisher: Oxford University Press Summary: The Oxford Picture Dictionary is a richly illustrated, theme-based vocabulary book that supports visual learning. Widely used by educators, speech-language pathologists, and families, it’s especially

Publisher: Aphasia Institute (Canada) Summary: The Aphasia Institute offers a variety of thoughtfully designed pictographic tools to support communication and practice at home or in therapy. Developed using the Supported