Stroke and Aphasia Recovery

Stroke and Aphasia Recovery

Podcast by: Elsie Keifer

Adaptive and Accessible Living, Aphasia, Aphasia Focused, Functional Living, Language Practice, Recovery, Stroke

Stroke and Aphasia Recovery: Large Print Simple Exercises for Speech and Language Rehabilitation (Stroke & Aphasia Recovery Workbooks)

Stroke and Aphasia Recovery is a large-print workbook designed to support language, memory, attention, and confidence after stroke and aphasia.

A distinctive feature of the workbook is its use of familiar rhymes, phrases, and memory prompts, which can help readers reconnect with language that may feel difficult to access after stroke.

The book also includes sentence-building activities, word-finding practice, simple number puzzles, Sudoku, clock-reading exercises, visual tracking, hand-eye coordination tasks, and practical everyday language.

The exercises are structured to be clear, manageable, and flexible. Readers can work at their own pace, repeat activities, skip sections, or return to them later without pressure.

The workbook may be useful for people living with aphasia, stroke survivors, caregivers and family members, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and others looking for structured practice at home or in therapy.

About the Author: Alice Roselyn is an independent author creating practical, adult-focused resources for stroke survivors, people with aphasia, and their families. Her books focus on communication, dignity, recovery, relationships, and everyday life after stroke, with an emphasis on respectful, accessible support for adults and caregivers.

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