Search Results for: Caregiver

  • Dignity In Recovery

    Dignity in Recovery – Aphasia Workbook for Adults: Stroke & Aphasia Recovery: Large Print Speech Therapy Exercises, Brain Games for Adults Memory and Post-Stroke Recovery Practice (Stroke & Aphasia Recovery
  • Sex After Stroke: Nobody Talks About This

    Sex After Stroke: Nobody Talks About This is a practical, evidence-informed guide for stroke survivors and partners navigating intimacy, sexual health, aphasia, consent, and relationship changes after stroke. It addresses
  • Aphasia Boot Camp

    Aphasia Boot Camp is an easy-to-use speech therapy application for people with aphasia and/or apraxia. It is especially useful for individuals who also experience challenges with manual dexterity, cognition, attention,
  • Random Word Generator

    The Random Word Generator is a free online tool that produces random words from a library of more than 400,000 English words. It was built to be simple, fast, and
  • Join In Aphasia

    Join In Aphasia is a free program that offers daily virtual Zoom calls for people with aphasia and caregivers. Sessions focus on conversation, social connection, and quality of life. Sessions
  • Medical College of Wisconsin & Froedtert Health Aphasia Community Group

    The Aphasia Community Group is a compassionate and understanding community dedicated to fostering connection and empowerment for individuals affected by aphasia. In our supportive environment, members find solace in sharing
  • When Words Don’t Come Easy

    When Words Don’t Come Easy is a podcast and YouTube channel focused on life after stroke and aphasia. Hosted by Justin Chlowitz with his father Roger, a stroke survivor living
  • Partnering in the Care of a Loved One with PPA / PPAOS

    Date: November 13, 2025 Topic: Partnering in the care of a loved one with PPA and/or PPAOS Experts: Kiiya Shibata, Abbe Simon, Lisa Bryan, Cath Kline, and Becky Rizvi In this
  • Suncoast Aphasia Support Group

    Our support group includes people with aphasia and their spouses, families and friends.  It is as much for the person with aphasia as it is for their caregiver.  Meet other people with aphasia as well as co-survivors and families living with aphasia.  You can ask questions, obtain resource information, and engage in activities. Our mission…
  • The Voices of Aphasia Came Together for Speaking Out 2025

    On October 3rd and 4th, the NAA's Speaking Out 2025 gathered hundreds of people with aphasia, caregivers, and professionals for two days of stories, strategies, and shared strength. During the sessions, participants filled the chat with ideas, tools, and community recommendations. Read on to learn more and for links to the recording.
woman caregiver giving a side hug to an elderly woman, , National Aphasia Association