The Aphasia Center Intensive Treatment Program

The Aphasia Center Intensive Treatment Program We help families with aphasia who are struggling to communicate get on track towards rehabilitation through intensive, individualized aphasia treatment

It's Motivational Monday, and as a reminder: Hard work deserves to be celebrated…preferably with confetti and a big smi...
03/16/2026

It's Motivational Monday, and as a reminder: Hard work deserves to be celebrated…preferably with confetti and a big smile!

Quick check-in today! What’s one small win you had this week — big or small?We’d love to celebrate it with you! ...
03/12/2026

Quick check-in today!

What’s one small win you had this week — big or small?

We’d love to celebrate it with you!

Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared information about non-fluent types of aphasia. This week, we’re highlighting a flu...
03/11/2026

Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared information about non-fluent types of aphasia. This week, we’re highlighting a fluent type: Wernicke’s Aphasia. People with Wernicke’s Aphasia typically:

• Speak in full sentences that include incorrect or made-up words
• Have difficulty repeating words or phrases
• Have trouble understanding spoken language
• Have near-normal movement in their right arm and leg (sometimes with mild weakness)

For more information about Wernicke's Aphasia, please visit our website at the link in our bio!

Today is Motivational Monday, but it's also National Napping Day! Here’s your reminder that letting your brain rest is p...
03/09/2026

Today is Motivational Monday, but it's also National Napping Day! Here’s your reminder that letting your brain rest is part of recovery. Take the nap, recharge, and keep going — you’ve got this!

Meet Kay, a college student who faced a traumatic brain injury, leaving her with Broca’s Aphasia. With hard work at The ...
03/06/2026

Meet Kay, a college student who faced a traumatic brain injury, leaving her with Broca’s Aphasia. With hard work at The Aphasia Center, she learned strategies to repair communication breakdowns, started speaking in 4+ word sentences independently, and even self-corrected grammatical errors. Her progress is inspiring!

To read more about Kay, click the link and check out her story: https://theaphasiacenter.com/aphasia-case-studies/moderate-brocas-aphasia/

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Aphasia can result from both a stroke and a traumatic brain injury (TBI), but it can present differently. Strokes usuall...
03/04/2026

Aphasia can result from both a stroke and a traumatic brain injury (TBI), but it can present differently. Strokes usually affect a specific area of the brain, leading to more focused language difficulties, while TBIs often impact multiple areas, causing broader cognitive challenges. Because of this, aphasia from either cause can appear as any type of aphasia, depending on the areas affected.

Either way, we're here to help. Click the link to fill out an application: https://theaphasiacenter.com/application/

03/02/2026

In honor of Motivational Monday and Brain Injury Awareness Month, Cindy successfully reminding everyone to wear a...HELMET!

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It’s Brain Injury Awareness Month…let’s raise awareness, share stories, and celebrate every step of recovery—big and sma...
03/01/2026

It’s Brain Injury Awareness Month…let’s raise awareness, share stories, and celebrate every step of recovery—big and small!

If you are able, here is a fill in the blank task you can do independently or with a communication partner. Tell us what...
02/27/2026

If you are able, here is a fill in the blank task you can do independently or with a communication partner. Tell us what you ate, what you watch, what you play, and what you wash! Complete this independently or with a communication partner. Let us know your answers in the comments, we'd love to see them!

Sometimes your words take the scenic route...extra time to get out a message is okay as long as you keep trying. Like th...
02/26/2026

Sometimes your words take the scenic route...extra time to get out a message is okay as long as you keep trying. Like this post if you can relate!

Last week, we provided an overview of Broca's Aphasia. Let's highlight another non-fluent type of aphasia, Global Aphasi...
02/25/2026

Last week, we provided an overview of Broca's Aphasia. Let's highlight another non-fluent type of aphasia, Global Aphasia. People with Global Aphasia typically:

1. Only say a few words
2. Speak in stereotypical utterance (the same word/sounds over and over)
3. Have severe deficits across reading, writing, speaking, and understanding, equally.
4. Receive this diagnosis while in the hospital right after their stroke, but may move to a different aphasia type quickly

**REMINDER: two people with the same diagnosis may present differently

For more information read the article about Global aphasia here: https://theaphasiacenter.com/2020/03/what-is-global-aphasia/

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