by Zach Smith | Nov 4, 2024
The ability to communicate is essential to the human experience. With it we are able to express our ideas, emotions, thoughts, and feelings. Speech and language disorders such as dysarthria and aphasia, however, can disrupt this essential ability, making both speech... 
by Zach Smith | Oct 7, 2024
Aphasia affects a person’s ability to communicate and understand language properly. When recovering from a stroke, it can be challenging to interact with friends and family due to issues such as not being able to find the right words or understand what is being... 
by Constant Therapy | Jun 14, 2024
If you’ve ever found yourself confused about whether to choose Homework or Self-Guided Mode for your therapy exercises in the Constant Therapy app, you’re not alone. Many users wonder how these modes differ and which one is best suited for their needs. In... 
by Constant Therapy | Feb 2, 2024
Navigating the world of neurorehabilitation as a caregiver often feels like flying blind. You’re charting unfamiliar territory, facing deeply personal and logistically complex challenges. It’s normal to feel unsure or overwhelmed. Rest assured,... 
by Zachary Smith, MS, CCC-SLP | Jan 10, 2024
A guide to Constant Therapy’s cognitive and speech therapy exercises by impairment levels Have you ever wondered what makes speech therapy exercises effective? It’s the synergy of the exercise type and difficulty level! Whether you’re a speech-language...
