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2.5K views · 59 reactions | ️ SELF-ADVOCACY WITH APHASIA In this...

2.3K views · 20 reactions | ️ Watch this powerful interview with a mother whose daughter is recovering from severe aphasia after stroke. (And mom is a PhD, SLP!) Learn what qualities to look for in speech therapists, how to advocate for your loved one's goals, and why credentials aren't everything. An inspiring story of hope and determination in aphasia recovery! #AphasiaAwareness #StrokeRecovery | Aphasia Recovery Connection | Facebook

🎧 Click to Listen: What Families Need to Know About Aphasia: People with aphasia shared their insight with us. They shared: - Intelligence stays the same. I am still thinking and know what I want to say. - Some days are harder than others. Be patient with me, please. - Include me. Don't talk over me. One voice at a time works best. - Give me time. Wait. Let me find my words. - Don't talk so fast. Slow down. It helps me. And stay on one topic at a time. - Stay close. Aphasia is isolating. Your f

🧑‍🤝‍🧑When someone has aphasia, BOTH people need to work together. Here are some aphasia tips when you are talking to someone with aphasia: 1. Speak naturally Use your normal voice and tone Aphasia affects language, not hearing or thinking 2. Give them time Don't rush Wait for their answer Silence is okay - they're working hard! 3. Write it down Keep paper and pen nearby Write key words Draw simple pictures 4. Use your whole body Point to things Use hand gestures Show facial expressions Body l

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