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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

Author: Brenda Roter (2023) Summary: This activity book is designed to aid in cognitive rehabilitation for adults recovering from stroke or traumatic brain injury. It includes a variety of exercises

Author: Paulina Perez (2001) Summary: Paulina Perez describes her journey through the chaos of experiencing a stroke, highlighting the opportunities for growth and empowerment that emerged from her recovery process.

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

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: David Dow (2013) Summary: David Dow recounts his experience of suffering a massive stroke at the age of ten, which left him with aphasia. His memoir details the challenges

Authors: Brooke Lang & Emily DeFrancesco (2021) Summary: This resource moves beyond traditional workbooks, offering innovative and practical activities to aid individuals with aphasia and apraxia in recovering their speech

Author: Richard G. Cuddihy (2000) Summary: Richard G. Cuddihy offers a heartfelt memoir detailing his life before and after a debilitating stroke. His narrative balances moments of sorrow with instances

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