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SmallTalk: Free Apps for Aphasia
Summary: A suite of free AAC apps tailored for individuals with aphasia. These apps include daily communication aids and video speech exercises to support rebuilding language skills and confidence. SmallTalk
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Spoken: Tap to Talk AAC
Summary: An AAC app that uses predictive text and symbols to assist individuals with speech and language impairments. Spoken makes it easier for you to express thoughts and ideas using
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The Aphasia Caregiver Guide
Author: The National Aphasia Association Summary: Advice for navigating aphasia and your loved one’s care without losing yourself on the journey.
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Aphasia Access Conversations
Features interviews with professionals discussing aphasia resources, therapy strategies, and communication access.”
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Aphasia (2022) – Germany
A feature film exploring the complex dynamics of a family affected by aphasia, delving into themes of communication and emotional connection.
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My Beautiful Broken Brain (2014)
This Netflix documentary follows Lotje Sodderland’s recovery after a hemorrhagic stroke, highlighting her experiences with aphasia and altered perception. Executive produced by David Lynch, the film provides a personal and
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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)
A critically acclaimed film depicting Jean-Dominique Bauby’s life after a stroke left him with locked-in syndrome. While not solely about aphasia, it profoundly illustrates the challenges of communication post-stroke.
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Still Sophie (2017)
A short documentary highlighting the life of Sophie, who experienced a stroke at 19. The film showcases her journey with aphasia and her passion for singing, emphasizing resilience and determination.
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Their Words: An Aphasia Documentary Series (2022)
A series profiling four individuals living with aphasia, offering insights into their daily lives and the diverse ways aphasia affects communication.
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The Inner World of Aphasia (1968)
An innovative medical training film that delves into the experiences of aphasia patients. Recognized for its empathetic portrayal, it was added to the National Film Registry in 2015.