Resources

Two individuals with acquired brain injuries (ABI) share the lived experience, including living with aphasia, in collaboration with a speech/language pathologist. Co-hosts Ken and Jesse interview peers about their experiences

My Voice is a screen of large, clear buttons that speak aloud in a natural voice from any device. Instead of hunting for words on a blank page, the person

ReWrite is for handwriting and hand-dexterity practice, including the small, cramped writing of micrographia. It is designed for the person’s own pace, works entirely offline, collects no data, and comes

Aphasia Boot Camp is an easy-to-use speech therapy application for people with aphasia and/or apraxia. It is especially useful for individuals who also experience challenges with manual dexterity, cognition, attention,

Dr. Warren C. Brown & Dr. Brittany Myburgh These resources were created to serve as culturally appropriate tools based on historical contexts to work with Black people with aphasia. These

Dr. Donald Cunnigen, Dr. Denise Mendez, Dr. Susan Jones, Mrs. Shauna Siah (Dade), Mrs. Luella Ayers, Mr. William Mitchell, Ms. Lisa Stevenson, Ms. Patricia Ledet, Mrs. Bernadine Grady-Cunnigen, Mrs. Marcella

Stroke Onward was founded by Debra Meyerson and Steve Zuckerman, stroke survivor and carepartner respectively. They personally experienced, and confirmed through countless interviews and conversations, the critical importance of the

Identity Theft centers on Debra’s experience: her stroke in 2010, her extraordinary efforts to recover, and the journey to redefine herself. But the book also draws on her skills as

Ride alongside Debra Meyerson – Stanford professor, athlete, mother, and stroke survivor with aphasia – on Stroke Across America. On this 100-day, coast-to-coast bike adventure, Debra builds meaningful connections between

Narrated by acclaimed voice artist Julia Whelan, the audiobook of Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke offers powerful access to Debra Meyerson’s story of recovery, identity, and hope. Audiobooks are