Resources

Author: Rachel Eagly (2012) Summary: This heartfelt story follows Aidan as he learns about his mother’s stroke and subsequent aphasia. Through their journey, the book highlights themes of love, resilience,

Authors: Marcel O. Ponton, Jos? Leon-Carrion Summary: This handbook provides guidance on neuropsychological assessment and care for Spanish-speaking patients. While not solely about aphasia, it includes valuable information for professionals

Authors: Dr. Mike Dow, David Dow, and Megan Sutton, CCC-SLP Summary: This informative guide addresses common questions about stroke recovery, providing expert answers on topics ranging from medical treatments to

Author: Thomas G. Broussard, Jr., Ph.D. Summary: This primer offers an accessible overview of aphasia, breaking down complex medical terminology into understandable concepts. It’s an essential resource for those newly

Author: Abby Maslin (2019) Summary: Abby Maslin recounts her husband’s traumatic brain injury and their path to redefining their marriage. This memoir explores the depths of love, commitment, and the

Author: Eileen Steets Quann (2002) Summary: Eileen Quann narrates her husband’s sudden stroke at 59, which resulted in aphasia and paralysis. The memoir captures their shared journey through recovery, emphasizing

Sam and Pink Puppy are awaiting Dad’s return from the hospital, following his stroke. Everyone is excited but also a bit nervous. Dad now has aphasia, making it harder for

Author: Cindy Chambers (2019) Summary: Part of the Tell Me Town series, this book introduces young readers to the concept of aphasia through the story of Beamer and his friend