Aphasia Links
Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference
The Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference is an independent aphasia support group created by members from Hopewell Township, Levittown, and Philadelphia aphasia support groups. The intention of creating this group is to connect people living with aphasia as well as those who care for individuals with aphasia, in the tri-state area.
ARCH – Aphasia Resource Collaboration Hub
The Aphasia Resource Collaboration Hub (ARCH) is committed to establishing a network of clinicians, researchers, university clinic faculty, support group leaders, and persons with aphasia in our region.
Philadelphia Aphasia Community at Temple (PACT)
PACT is the Philadelphia Aphasia Community at Temple. We are people with aphasia, working with a group of students and colleagues with aphasia working on getting better.
MossRehab Aphasia Center
About the Center
Founded in 1996, the MossRehab Aphasia Center meets the long-term communication and psychosocial needs of individuals who have been affected by aphasia. It is a warm and welcoming place where people can find information and peer support, as well as participate in research and treatment.
Capital Health’s Aphasia Support Group
This support group is for individuals who have sustained aphasia or some form of communication disorder from a neurological condition. This group is meant for patients as well as their loved ones to meet other people who share similar circumstances. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their experiences, share ideas, form friendships and provide emotional support for one another.
Magee Rehab
Aphasia Support: This group offers an opportunity to meet others with language difficulties and to share strategies for achieving success in communication.
Aphasia Nation, Inc
Aphasia Nation – The Mission
The purpose of Aphasia Nation is to educate the wider public about aphasia and particularly the healthcare and hospital communities. About 25-40% of people with stroke acquire aphasia yet few in the public are aware about aphasia and the link to stroke.
Beyond aphasia awareness, educating the public about neuroplasticity, the foundation of all learning, is the next step. Stroke survivors and people with aphasia have learned about plasticity the ...
Young Stroke Survivors Support Group Therapy
Join Our Support Community For Young Stroke Survivors
Who: Individuals with stroke under the age of 65
Where: Virtual meetings via Zoom
When: 1st Tuesday of each month from 12-1pm
Contact Melissa Meyers at mullerm@einstein.edu to join the YESS mailing list and receive the meeting link.
Salus University Health
Salus University's clinical facilities in the Philadelphia area provide highly specialized vision, hearing and balance, and speech-language pathology and occupational therapy services - from the most routine, to the most complex. The University’s unique approach to patient care combined with its convenient localities educates health professionals while also vastly improving the quality of life for patients.
Poetry Book Links
This is the collection of poems from weekly poetry aphasia sessions. People with aphasia are helping people with aphasia.
GENRE
Fiction & Literature
RELEASED2022June 1
LANGUAGEENEnglish
LENGTH40Pages
PUBLISHERMark Harder
SELLERMark Harder
SIZE7.5MB
Aphasia Art & Poetry (FREE)
In honor of Aphasia Awareness Month, the members of Virtual Connections have submitted original artwork and poetry to express themselves and show what having aphasia means to them.
Aphasia is a language disorder that can impact speaking, understanding, reading, and writing. Aphasia does not affect intelligence.
Capital Community Support Group (FREE)
Capital Community Support Group
https://www.capitalhealth.org/classes-events/main/aphasia-support-group
Please the Aphasia Support Group.
You must click for the e-Book.
Shelagh Brennand
I had a heart attack and stroke and am living with aphasia and low vision. I had to relearn how to write and read again. I started writing poems and wondered if anyone else wrote poems after their stroke. I was so happy to find A Stroke of Poetry. I felt understood and connected, from Pennsylvania to Australia. Shelagh Brennand is a stroke advocate and an aphasia advocate and make a friend and ally. - Mark Harder (Poems in Speech)
Robert P. Parker
I Am On My Way To Healing: Two Strokes and A Recovery, IUniverse; Poems & Stories 2016, RoJo Press; A Puzzle of His Life: A Virtual Memoir, RoJo Press; Random Musings: A Summing So Far, RoJo Press
Thursday Night Poets Jerry Hoepner
Book Links
Kerrie Atherton
You can find hope, near or far. You can find hope in the USA, UK, Australia or anywhere in our earth. All you have to do is read and learn about the poems and stories of hope. Kerrie Atherton, Shelagh Brennand, and these strong people are giving hope to those who have struggles and sorrows. Thanks my friends.. - Mark Harder (Poems in Speech)
Live Shows Links
Morning Coffee LIVE with Paul and Laura
Monday to Friday, 9am EST
on Facebook
Some encouragement in your coffee.
Lanette's Journey
Tuesdays at 8:00PM ET FaceBook - My Journey through Trigemial Neuralgia, MVD surgeries, Brain stem aneurysm, Bells Palsy's and 8 Strokes. Recovery and Rebuilding
Strive For Greatness-Let’s Talk Stroke
I am Stroke Survivor Jerry Wald. I had my hemorrhagic stroke on October 19, 2010. I created this page to give hope and bring awareness and emotional support to all other stroke survivors. I host Strive For Greatness-Let’s Talk Stroke Show Tuesday and Thursday’s 10am cst. Other Stroke Survivors/Brain Injury survivors will share their stories and health professionals share information on overcoming barriers.
Zoom Support Groups and Resources Links
just ASK - Aphasia Stroke Knowledge
This page is here to help spread awareness and share information about aphasia, stroke and related topics. - http://justaskri.org
Recitation Practice Group
Recitation Practice Group
Saturday - Thursday weekly 9:00 am- 10:00 am
Fridays 10:30 am–11:30 am
Paul - E-mail organicpaul1@cox.net
Tom & Salud’s Real Life Re-do
“Tom & Salud’s Real Life Re-Do” is to encourage people to be DETERMINED & NEVER GIVE UP! We do QiGong ( breathing, stretching, relaxation exercises) Plus techniques we use to help Tom with his speaking. @tomandsalud 12:30PM -1:05PM Eastern Time
Podcasts Links
>Aphasia
because we are more than a diagnosis, more than our challenges, more than language impairment, more than survival…we continue our lives ABUNDANTLY and are THRIVING!
Brain Friends
Dr. D. Seles Gadson and Angie Cauthorn
The Brain Friends podcast is a space for neuro nerds and stroke survivors to talk about all things aphasia, language recovery, and community. Hosted by Dr. D. Seles, a neuroscientist and speech-language pathologist, and Angie C., 2x stroke survivor and aphasia advocate. Listen, laugh, and learn with these two stakeholders determined to make a difference in aphasia advocacy.
Writer Links
