Hello SpeechWorks - Aphasia, Dysarthria, Memory & Swallowing - Adults

05/10/2021

Do you know an adult who has communication difficulties following a stroke or another brain injury? Tell them about the March of Dimes Aphasia Camp!

It's going to be a blast!

09/02/2020

We are very excited to be holding the Manitoba Aphasia Camp - Hello SpeechWorks is helping March of Dimes to run it. Please share this information far and wide! We want to help as many adults with Aphasia as possible!

08/10/2020

Manitoba Aphasia Camp is going to be online! Please help to spread the word to Manitobans with aphasia and their caregivers.

We are going to have a blast!

Come have fun, connect, and learn!

03/22/2020

**Sale on All Tactus Therapy Apps**
**Stay Home & Keep Recovery Going**

Each year we offer a sale in May to celebrate the work of speech-language professionals. But in these exceptional circumstances, we just can’t wait until May.

People are stuck without therapy NOW. Therapists are taking treatment online NOW.

So from now until Friday, April 17, we’ll be discounting all of our apps to make them more accessible to the people who need them.

Please help spread the word. These apps can be used for teletherapy, home programs, and independent exercises for many adults and older students with language therapy needs.

Learn more: https://tactustherapy.com/covid-19/

03/15/2020

🆕 📣 FREE APHASIA-FRIENDLY HANDOUT!

Comprehension is a common impairment in aphasia. Do your clients or loved ones really know what is going on?

There are ways to UNDERSTAND and PREVENT the spread of COVID-19, or coronavirus. 🦠 We just need to speak to individuals with aphasia in a way they can follow.

Please, download our free aphasia-friendly handout discussing what COVID-19 is and how your clients and loved ones can protect themselves to decrease their likelihood of catching this virus.

https://tactustherapy.com/covid-19-aphasia-friendly-information/

02/27/2020

What do you think? Do you ever use Siri, Alexa or Google to practice your speech or language? Is it helpful?

The first installment in our series of one-minute videos aimed at delivering quick tips you can use to make your life a little easier if you have aphasia. Cl...

02/23/2020

Many people with aphasia find numbers and letters challenging. No two people with aphasia are ever exactly alike. And people are at various stages of recovery.

Aphasia is most often caused by a stroke or brain injury.

Learn. Share. Connect.
www.AphasiaRecoveryConnection.Net