Aphasia Readers

I thank God every day for the opportunities He gives me to share my passion for aphasia and stroke awareness. 🙏🏼

Today, I had the privilege of sharing Ryan’s story and how it inspired the creation of Aphasia Readers at Good Morning Aphasia at Georgia State University.

I also left feeling inspired by the incredible professionals, SLPs, student clinicians, caregivers, and friends with aphasia who share this same passion and purpose.

Truly not a bad way to end the week 💜

-Anna Teal

If you or a loved one has experienced a stroke, you may feel overwhelmed.
But there’s support available for every stage of recovery. 🫂

This National Stroke Awareness Month, we’re focusing on communication, confidence, and connection for stroke survivors and their caregivers.

Join us for a free 1-hour webinar, titled "Life after Stroke: Communication, Identity, and Everyday Wins."
📆 It's happening on Wednesday, May 20th at 2 P.M. ET.

Lingraphica speech pathologist and senior consumer education specialist, Alex Russell, will share helpful info and resources for life after stroke — because you don’t have to go through recovery alone.

You’ll learn:
🫂 How to address common communication challenges that happen after stroke
🙋 How to prepare for emotional changes, identity shifts, and evolving relationships
💭 Ways to speak up for yourself or a loved one in healthcare settings

Anyone is welcome to join, whether you’re recovering from a stroke or care for someone who is.

👉 Register for free here: https://bit.ly/3PajWD1