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Author: Ruth Codier Resch (2012) Summary: Ruth Codier Resch explores the profound impact of losing language due to a stroke. Her narratives delve into the emotional and psychological aspects of

Author: Tsgoyna Tanzman (2019) Summary: This comprehensive guide provides strategies and insights for both stroke survivors and their caregivers. It addresses the physical, emotional, and cognitive aspects of recovery, aiming

Author: Helen Harlan Wulf (1979) Summary: Helen Harlan Wulf provides an intimate look into her life after developing aphasia, sharing the emotional and psychological impacts of the condition. Her book

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,

Author: Anne Burleigh Jacobs, PT, PhD Summary: Physical therapist Dr. Anne Burleigh Jacobs offers a practical guide to stroke recovery. With real-world advice and personal stories, the book helps readers

Author: Kirk Douglas (2003) Summary: Actor Kirk Douglas shares his story of surviving a major stroke and learning to live with aphasia. His memoir combines humor, honesty, and hope, showing

Author: Robert Lee Fields (2011) Summary: Robert Lee Fields offers a collection of motivational and inspirational thoughts aimed at those recovering from a stroke. His words serve as a beacon

Summary: This series includes four progressive workbooks designed to support stroke recovery in adults. Each book offers a variety of exercises that strengthen eye-hand coordination, fine motor skills, speech-language abilities,