by Constant Therapy | Mar 30, 2021
Sometimes during brain injury rehabilitation, stroke, or aphasia treatment, the clinical terminology that clinicians use sounds more like what aliens on Jupiter might speak! Below is a glossary of terms you might hear – but in layman’s terms – so you... 
by Constant Therapy | Feb 15, 2015
Having a communication disorder like aphasia is hard, but so is watching a loved one struggle to communicate. Caregivers come in many shapes and forms – mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, children, brothers and sisters, and aides. Your patience and perseverance never... 
by Constant Therapy | Jan 9, 2015
Communication disorders (caused by stroke or brain injury, for example) can affect so many aspects of daily life – things like attention, planning, perception, memory, organizing, and more. Often we take for granted our communication skills, until... 
by Constant Therapy | Jun 5, 2024
This post defines speech disorders that are neurogenic and acquired (meaning they come on later in life due to a specific event), and how they can affect communication. Speech and language go hand in hand, and are both affected after a stroke in particular, but also... 
by Constant Therapy | Oct 3, 2014
The Arithmetic Tasks from Constant Therapy are an effective way to bring math skills back up to snuff to support daily activities. Arithmetic, also known as math, is a skill that shows up in many aspects of our daily lives, whether we realize it or not. Whether you’re...
