Aphasia + Stroke Exercise for Answering Yes or No

– aphasia
– survivors
– yes/no

So many people with aphasia and survivors of stroke in my conversation classes have a hard time answering yes when they mean yes, and no when they mean no. Aphasia can make a word come out that you did not mean and I can’t imagine how frustrating that can be.

In the aphasia and stroke exercise in this video, you can respond to 6 questions about “hot springs”, a recent discussion topic in my aphasia conversation class.
Practicing yes when you mean yes and repeating this for a few minutes can really help if you have aphasia or are surviving stroke.

I find people practice too many things and don’t pinpoint the specific skills they want to improve. Doing so can really help people with aphasia make faster speech progress!

Been to a hot spring? I would love to know!

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Aphasia and Stroke Exercise | Long E Words and Sentences for Fall

If you target a specific sound and practice that a little each day, you can really make progress! Here we focus on the sound long E makes. Join me to practice the vowel sound, 2 words featuring that sound, and sentences to put those words in all with a fall theme. Feel the rhythm! It can really help your words and ideas flow better!

You can improve your speech if you have aphasia, if you have had a stroke or brain injury.

I see it every day.

Let me know how this exercise goes for you!

Aphasia Speech Practice Exercise | I Set a Goal

This exercise combines a few elements that I use daily with people in my conversation classes who have aphasia!

Complete sentences and where to start
Rhythm to help the words + ideas flow
Attention to starting sounds if your mouth muscles are a challenge

Hoping you have set a goal for your speech in the new year!
Here to support you + cheer you on with your goals!

You can do it!

We would love to help!

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Kiersten 🙂

Treating Sensory Changes After Stroke According To Science

1. Cochrane Review of Sensory Interventions for Upper Limb After Stroke: thttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles…

2. UK & Ireland: National Clinical Guideline for Stroke: https://www.strokeguideline.org/chapt…

3. How Sensory Changes Affect Stroke Survivors: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/…

4. Cleveland Clinic – Sensory Overload: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/se…

5. Thalamus Image: Flint Rehab – https://www.flintrehab.com/thalamus-d…

6. Parietal Lobe Image: Flint Rehab – https://www.flintrehab.com/parietal-l…

7. Mirror Therapy Protocol Video: • Use Mirror Therapy to Rehab Hand Func…

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8 Tips from an Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapist
– Tip 1 Ask Yes/No Questions
– Tip 2 Speak Slowly, Cut Naturally
– Tip 3 Don’t Intearupt
– Tip 4 Don’t Finish Sentences
– Tip 5 Use Communcation Bearde and Apps
– Tip 6 Don’t Talk Down
– Tip 7 Enrourage Gesturas and Pointing
– Tip 8 Advocate For Speech Theraphy