by Kate Ying | Mar 18, 2022
“I wish more people knew that with aphasia, you can see everything in your brain you want to say–it just doesn’t always want to come to your mouth.” On the evening of January 31, 2018, Steve Parnell was at his computer finalizing a presentation for a work trip to... 
by Constant Therapy | Jan 19, 2022
“Since using Constant Therapy in my practice, I can see significant gains in skillsets… most often it facilitates a quickness in processing speed and sparks memory gains that are evident not only to me but also to a patient’s family.” As part of our... 
by Flannery O’Neil, Ex. Dir., Stroke Onward | Sep 29, 2021
October is Mental Health Awareness month. To that end, we’re honored to share a guest post from Flannery O’Neil, the Executive Director of Stroke Onward, a non-profit organization that provides stroke survivors, families, and caregivers with resources to... 
by Flannery O’Neil, Ex. Dir., Stroke Onward | Aug 3, 2021
Does this conversation sound familiar? How are you? I’m fine, how are you? Fine, thanks for asking. After my stroke at the age of 34, I often answered “I’m fine” or “I’m doing well” when people asked, but on the inside, I was struggling to understand what had happened... 
by Constant Therapy | Jun 30, 2021
Who am I? To answer this question, we often reference our achievements as a reflection of who we are, as touchstones that give us place and purpose in the world, as part of our identity. In the wake of a life-changing event, like a stroke or TBI, answering this...
