Cognitive Difficulties Caused by Communication Disorders | How they Impact Everyday Life and What You Can Do to Improve
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Communication disorders (caused by stroke or brain injury, for example) can affect so many aspects of daily life...Search Results
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The putting steps in order task: recover neurologic hierarchy through neuroplasticity
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Learn about the Put steps in order task from Constant Therapy, and the research that has proven that new instructional...Neurogenic Speech Disorders: Prevalence and Characteristics of Speech Disorders
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This post defines speech disorders that are neurogenic and acquired (meaning they come on later in life due to a...Therapy for Dyslexia – Here’s How It’s Treatable
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Dyslexia is a commonly referenced reading disorder. What exactly is it? How does it affect reading? What do we know...Rhyming: It’s not just for poetry – how it can help those with aphasia recover naming skills
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The Identify picture rhymes task within Constant Therapy is an effective way to work on naming skills. This exercise...Constant Therapy Progress Reports Encourage Stroke Survivor to Find a Path Forward
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Isabelle is from the UK, and is the caregiver for her husband who is a stroke survivor. Here is her story of how...Neuroplasticity means you can improve brain function, even years after stroke or brain injury
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There’s a rumor going around that you’ve got only one year after you have a stroke or brain injury to make whatever...Arithmetic Tasks: How They Help People with Communication Disorders Get Back to their Daily Lives
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The Arithmetic Tasks from Constant Therapy are an effective way to bring math skills back up to snuff to support daily...8 aphasia misconceptions: debunking the myths
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As humans, we often tend to make generalizations and assumptions. These can result in some major misconceptions,...What to Expect at Your First Therapy Visit
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So often after receiving a diagnosis like aphasia, brain injury, or stroke, the diagnosed persons and their families...