People may be diagnosed with aphasia after a stroke or brain injury, and aphasia can interfere with the ability to express and understand either written or spoken communication. Over time, you can make significant improvements in communication or even recover fully with proper therapy and
WHAT IS APHASIA? Aphasia is a debilitating neurological condition that affects an individual’s ability to speak, comprehend, read, and write. The communication disorder is often a symptom of brain trauma caused by a head injury, stroke, tumor, Alzheimer’s Disease, or other neurodegenerative condition that affects
“If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” -Wayne Dyer On the dawn of the 20th anniversary of the Adler Aphasia Center, we reflect on the commitment of Mike and Elaine’s mission to enrich the lives of people
I didn’t want to go into Yom Kippur not having given serious thought to what I learned over the past year. After all, that’s what I’ll need to move forward, God willing, into the next. Actually, I’ve learned quite a lot — from many different people,
Adler Aphasia Center proudly presents our salute to Veterans.
