My Loved One Has Aphasia: Now What?
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Family members, friends, and caregivers of people with aphasia often want to help support communication, but they don’t know how. We’re here to help.
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Family members, friends, and caregivers of people with aphasia often want to help support communication, but they don’t know how. We’re here to help.
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Our practice has grown over the past 5 years, including the addition of telehealth appointments and treatment of swallowing disorders.
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Aphasia is a medical diagnosis used to describe language difficulties that happen when the brain is damaged. Speech therapy can help.
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COVID-19 can have lasting impacts on cognition and swallowing function, but speech therapy can help.
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As soon as possible after a stroke, it’s important to seek services to help improve communication. Otherwise, the effects of a stroke can be long lasting and have a significant impact on function and independence.
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