by Constant Therapy | Nov 20, 2018
More than one million people in the U.S. suffer from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) each year, and currently, more than 5.3 million people are living with disabilities caused by TBI. When you’ve had an injury to the brain, basic brain functions can be affected, making... 
by Constant Therapy | Jun 27, 2018
Counting money, making change, and asking about prices are everyday skills most people take for granted. Yet, these skills are often challenging for people with cognitive, speech, and language disorders. These common situations require fluency around currency.... 
by Constant Therapy | Mar 26, 2018
Dysarthria is a type of communication disorder, often caused by brain injury or stroke, that result in problems in the muscles used for speaking, including the lips, tongue, throat, vocal cords and diaphragm. What is a common reaction to those living with... 
by Constant Therapy | Jul 21, 2016
Here are our four favorite starting points for finding all types of speech and language therapy activities that are a perfect fit for adults working hard to recover from aphasia, stroke or TBI – with specific examples to get you started. 1. Speech Pathology-Specific... 
by Constant Therapy | May 6, 2016
Aphasia is one of the most significant and common conditions caused by stroke or brain injury. Read on to learn more about what aphasia is, its causes, who it affects, and the ways it can be treated. 1. Definition of Aphasia: Loss of Language, NOT Intellect Aphasia is...
