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COVID-19
ICYMI: Closing the digital divide in aphasia, before COVID-19 and after
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Aphasia
Laugh a little! How laughter helps our brain reduce stress
Alexandra Carl |
Brain health
5 strategies to help manage anxiety during challenging times
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Brain health Insights for You
12 notable individuals who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease
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Parkinson's
A – Z list of resources for traumatic brain injury
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Traumatic brain injury
Will Ozzy Osbourne’s Parkinson’s diagnosis impact his music?
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Parkinson's
Book Review: A Stitch of Time – a story of how aphasia can change your lan...
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Aphasia Industry voices
Is binge-watching bad for your brain? A neurologist weighs in
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Brain health
Are you having a repeat stroke? Or is it a post-stroke mimic?
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Stroke Resources for Clinicians
ASHA 2019: Resources for clinicians
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Communication disorders
We curated the top 8 movies for speech-language pathologists
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Target Working Memory: See Our Three N-cluded N-Back Tasks
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Get Rescued From Patient Documentation Overload
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Research
“I’m just trying to cope for both of us”: we summarize the latest research...
Jordyn Sims Pierce, MS, CCC-SLP, ATP |
Traumatic brain injury, Stroke, Aphasia, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, Learning disorders
Positive outcomes: The Intensive Cognitive-Communication Rehabilitation Program ...
Jordyn Sims Pierce, MS, CCC-SLP, ATP |
Traumatic brain injury
TEDx Talk: The future of brain rehabilitation by Dr. Swathi Kiran
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Aphasia
ICYMI: Can tech help detect a second stroke for recovering survivors?
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Stroke
Post-discharge home therapy for aphasia: new research is encouraging
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Aphasia
Research shows connection between cognition and Aphasia
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Aphasia Real World Stories
Author of “Relentless: How a Massive Stroke Changed My Life for the Better...
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Stroke
Mary’s story: making a video to create aphasia awareness
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Aphasia
Talking about Emilia Clarke and brain aneurysms
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Traumatic brain injury
What the Film Still Alice” Tells Us About Alzheimer’s Disease”
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Alzheimer's Company & Product News
2020 healthtech predictions from Veera Anantha of The Learning Corp
Veera Anantha, Founder & CTO |
New study signals benefits of digital therapy for stroke patients
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Stroke
Spotlight on: Matt, customer support champion
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From A.I. to therapeutic apps, meet the 2018 Digital Trailblazer Award finalists
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7 Ways Smartphone Tools Can Target Memory
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Real World Data Insights
#5Tips
5 tips to feel less isolated after a stroke
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Stroke
The 5 most inspiring TED talks about brain injury
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Traumatic brain injury
The 5 most important things to know about aphasia
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Aphasia
5 Things People with Communication Disorders Want You to Know
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Communication disorders The Learning Corp
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