Resources

Explore a variety of resources designed to support every stage of the aphasia journey. From informative webinars to free apps and community connections, you’ll find tools and guidance to help individuals with aphasia and their care partners build confidence, maintain independence, and enhance quality of life.

Articles

Downloads

Community

Apps

Webinars

Aphasia stories

Articles

Browse our articles from expert resources including SLPs and other healthcare professionals.

Downloads

We’re here to help, browse our latest free downloads.

  • Our checklist helps communication partners support individuals by knowing their preferences, needs, and strategies for more effective interactions.

  • Our free ebook is designed to equip you with practical advice, encouragement, and essential resources to navigate this challenging role.

  • This infographic highlights available treatments and support options, including speech and language therapy, communication tools, and community resources.

Community

Join In

Join a free, online community built for people with aphasia and their care partners. Get helpful tips on living with aphasia, meet other people who know what you’re going through, and build confidence practicing your language skills in a safe place.

Apps

Lingraphica offers a variety of free speech therapy apps that you can use in your practice right away. All are available for download via the App Store, and two are available via browser or desktop.

  • SmallTalk™ Family of Video and Communication Apps The SmallTalk family of apps offers daily exercises to help people
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  • TalkPath™ News Enjoy news articles that are read aloud and highlighted. Access national, world, business, education, entertainment, health
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  • TalkPath™ Therapy Begin Rebuilding Speech Today TalkPath Therapy is a cutting-edge, task-based, online therapy solution to provide stroke
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Webinars

Watch previously recorded aphasia-focused events on-demand.

Aphasia stories

Personal stories, short films, and perspectives that show how people live, adapt, and communicate with aphasia.