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At their core, games are meant to be fun. But just because games are fun, doesn't mean that they can't
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Winter weather may bring seasonal enjoyment to many around the world, but winter weather is also twice as dangerous as
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Podcasts have been growing in popularity for years since the medium's inception in the early 2000s. In 2006, 22% of
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An aphasia diagnosis will undoubtedly change life as you know it. Whether you’re a person with aphasia or a care
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Estimates vary, but approximately 2 million people in the United States have aphasia. Despite this, it’s not a well-known condition.
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Aphasia can present a number of challenges, both universal and personal. When speech and language abilities are disrupted, it can
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By guest author: Devin Fisher, M.S., CCC-SLP Suggestions for Communicating with People with Aphasia Continue to treat people with aphasia
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Social Distancing Does Not Mean Social Isolation Many of us find ourselves in uncharted territory with recent measures – like
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If you are struggling to communicate with your loved one with aphasia, you are not alone. A recent study by
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Holidays are usually thought of as a joyful time of year. When living with aphasia, this may not always be
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The 10 Principles of Neuroplasticity are evidence-based ways to leverage neuroplasticity into treatment techniques for people with aphasia. Using these
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Most of us are familiar with whiteboards and their use in classrooms and business environments.  But do you know how effective they can
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If you’re a clinician working with a patient with apraxia, it can be difficult to know where to start. If
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