• Living With Aphasia

    “LIVING WITH APHASIA” is a six-part documentary series about aphasia. It features people with aphasia, family members, and healthcare providers, including speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, neurologists, and psychologists.

  • Cue Name apps

    Cue Name: Objects – this is an app with a straightforward interface to work in speech therapy or at home. The main focus is for naming practice with clear, colorful

  • Aphasia Phil

    I have aphasia and have a stroke. In my channel I use youtube, Youtube Music, and PodBean audio. And I am an NAA ambassador. “Aphasia Phil” refers to Phillip Oxendine,

  • The New Ways We Talk: A Story about a Parent’s Aphasia for Young Children

    When words get tangled, love finds a new voice. Meet Harriet, a lively girl whose world turns upside down when her mum has a stroke and develops aphasia, a language

  • Princess Crumpet and the Baker of Battertown

    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

  • ParticiPics

    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

  • PictoRing

    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

  • Talking About Series

    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

  • Aphasia Institute Pictographic Tools

    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

  • Aphasia Readers Series (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)

    Publisher: Aphasia Readers (run by Booklogix et al.) Summary: Spiral-bound, icon-supported reading practice books designed specifically for adults with aphasia. Each session includes dialogue, writing practice with visuals, and customizable

woman caregiver giving a side hug to an elderly woman, , National Aphasia Association