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AphasiaStudio.com
Aphasia Studio is an online practice platform built for adults with aphasia. It offers evidence-based exercises — Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA), VNeST, structured cueing hierarchies, naming, categories, listening, and sentence -
PlainPlate
PlainPlate is a simplified, aphasia-friendly digital menu tool designed to support more accessible dining experiences for individuals with aphasia, cognitive-communication challenges, stroke, brain injury, or other neurological conditions. The platform -
MedConcerns
MedConcerns is a symptom-communication app created by a speech therapist and a physician for people with aphasia, motor speech disorders, dementia, and other conditions that affect communication. It guides users -
NAA Board Members Help Educate Future Health Care Providers
At Nova Southeastern University, students from several different health care disciplines learned about living with aphasia thanks to NAA Board Members Barbara and Steve Kessler. The story of Barbara's challenges living with aphasia served as a challenge to student teams to design innovative technological solutions. -
Eleni Christou-Franklin
Eleni Christou-Franklin has dedicated more than 14 years to the field of aphasia as Executive Director of the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC), leading programs and partnerships that support individuals -
AphasiaCo
AphasiaCo offers virtual aphasia therapy services for people with aphasia and their caregivers. Services focus on personalized life participation goals and counseling. https://www.aphasiaco.com/ -
AAC for Aphasia: It’s More Than a Device
When people hear the term AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), they often just think of a speech-generating device or an app that they can use on their phone or iPad. -
Buckeye Speech Path, LLC
We specialize in providing truly individualized person centered care across the lifespan, helping you meet your goals in the shortest possible time. We place your needs and desires at the center of all planning. We believe that human communication is a basic right and we aim to help our clients achieve their highest level… -
Atlas Aphasia Center
Atlas Aphasia Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our goal is to improve the lives of people with aphasia and their caregivers. Over 2 million Americans have aphasia, but many
