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The power of social connection: A young stroke survivor’s story
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Aphasia “I am better than my challenge”: Interview with Stroke Warrior & Consta...
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Stroke Identity and finding meaning and purpose after stroke
Flannery O’Neil, Ex. Dir., Stroke Onward |
Stroke Am I still the same me? Emotional healing after stroke
Flannery O’Neil, Ex. Dir., Stroke Onward |
Stroke Author of “Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke” off...
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Tackling Burnout Head-On: A Guide for Speech Therapists
Zachary Smith, MS, CCC-SLP |
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ICYMI: Closing the digital divide in aphasia, before COVID-19 and after
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Aphasia Laugh a little! How laughing helps reduce stress
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Brain health 5 strategies to help manage anxiety during stressful times
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