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For survivors of stroke or TBI – strategies for reducing sensory overload in social settings
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Neighborhood barbecues, block parties, weddings, holidays, and family events – these are social settings in which...How to Choose the Best Stroke Rehabilitation Facility
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Counting money, making change, and asking about prices are everyday skills most people take for granted. Yet, these...Word finding strategies for aphasia
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Ah, word finding. If you are someone with aphasia, strategies for better word retrieval is a constant pursuit. With...25 Creative Ways to Use the Constant Therapy Exercise “Read a map”
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With a smartphone always handy, it’s easy to forget how much information we keep in our heads on a regular basis. If...Resources for Aphasia Treatment and Recovery
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Aphasia is one of the most significant and common conditions caused by stroke or brain injury. Over 2 million people...The 5 Stages of Post-Stroke Recovery: Each is Critical
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Learning about the stages of post-stroke care is important so that survivors and their loved ones can manage and...