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When you begin to notice cognitive changes, such as difficulty remembering their friends' names or repeating the same story again and again, you often begin to isolate yourself, whether intentionally or not. You may feel embarrassed by these cognitive changes and not want others to think less of you. But social isolation or reducing your social interactions is not the answer. Being involved in social activities, whether with a few individuals or a larger group, is important to maintain...

Speech therapy can target a variety of impairments including cognitive functioning (memory, attention, problem solving, planning, etc),...

In the few months of offering aphasia therapy groups, we have had some profound discussions among people with aphasia and their family...