Continue Aphasia Therapy at Home with our Video Programs
We produce videos that provide clinical aphasia therapy that can be used at home or in conjunction with therapy from a speech therapist.
Last month, a man from Arizona called about ordering our programs. He is aphasic and what he had to say tells more about the struggles of Aphasia than anything else on this site.
He said "Stroke...3 years...52 years old...Aphasia...oh man...oh man...Medicare...3 visits(therapy)...month...oh man...Before Stroke...20 friends...now...Zero friends...Aphasia...oh man"
Aphasia impairs the ability to communicate but doesn't affect intelligence or feelings. We all have an inherent need to communicate and connect with each other. Aphasia often leaves its victims socially isolated and emotionally depressed.
Our programs can help. Developed by a speech pathologist, our videos provide unlimited language stimulation needed to recover language skills lost due to stroke or brain injuries.
Researchers agree that aphasia recovery dramatically improves as a result of intense aphasia treatment. Unfortunately, few aphasia victims receive enough speech therapy to maximize recovery.
"Everyday Objects"
Level 1
Created specifically for people with Severe Expressive Aphasia - meaning the individual has difficulty expressing single words. This individual may not be able to say common phrases such as "thank you" or "hello".
"Word Finders: Back to the Basics" Level 1
Created specifically for people with Severe Expressive Aphasia - meaning the individual has difficulty expressing single words. This individual has severe word finding difficulties.
"Everyday Activities"
Level 2
Created specifically for individuals who suffer from Expressive Aphasia. These individuals can say one word, but have difficuly with phrases. This video therapy incorporates more advanced techniques to help further stimulate language skills.
"Word Finders II"
Level 1
This video is our latest release. Created specifically for people with Severe Expressive Aphasia. This video uses a variety of common objects, seasons, holidays and colors to improve single word retrieval skills.
