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How much do you know about aphasia?
Learn what aphasia is, how it impacts lives, and why awareness matters. Insights from Dr Caroline Haw challenge what you know about aphasia.
How much do you know about aphasia?
Learn what aphasia is, how it impacts lives, and why awareness matters. Insights from Dr Caroline Haw challenge what you know about aphasia.
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Understanding Stroke and Aphasia
When a stroke damages the parts of the brain responsible for language, it can lead to Aphasia - a profound loss of communication abilities.
Understanding Stroke and Aphasia
When a stroke damages the parts of the brain responsible for language, it can lead to Aphasia - a profound loss of communication abilities.
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Using Tactus Therapy Apps to Enhance Recovery
Explore how the Tactus Therapy app uses evidence-based tools to provide structured exercises to help improve comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing.
Using Tactus Therapy Apps to Enhance Recovery
Explore how the Tactus Therapy app uses evidence-based tools to provide structured exercises to help improve comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing.
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Advocating for Aphasia in Parliament
Aphasia Support’s parliamentary event was a triumphant cross-party backing for improved speech and language therapy services.
Advocating for Aphasia in Parliament
Aphasia Support’s parliamentary event was a triumphant cross-party backing for improved speech and language therapy services.
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Inclusive activities designed by students
Over the past five weeks, we have had the pleasure of collaborating with trainee speech and language therapists studying at Leeds Beckett University.
Inclusive activities designed by students
Over the past five weeks, we have had the pleasure of collaborating with trainee speech and language therapists studying at Leeds Beckett University.
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Taking on paid or voluntary work
For some people with aphasia, getting back to work, starting a new role or volunteering is a key goal. With the right support, it can still be possible.
Taking on paid or voluntary work
For some people with aphasia, getting back to work, starting a new role or volunteering is a key goal. With the right support, it can still be possible.
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