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WHAT IS APHASIA?


Aphasia is an acquired language disorder that is typically caused by stroke and impairs a person's ability to understand, speak, read, and write. To learn more see the NIDCD Aphasia Fact Sheet.

Visit aphasia.org to learn more about aphasia, support groups, communicating with people with aphasia, and several other helpful topics.

 

UNDERSTANDING STROKE


Visit the following websites to obtain helpful information regarding stroke warning signs, stroke facts, life after a stroke, and the latest research findings.

American Stroke Association

 

Oregon Stroke Center

HEALTHY AGING


Healthy aging is a lifelong process. It involves keeping the mind active and maintaining physical fitness, family and social relationships, and good self-esteem. Further information on healthy aging can be found on the following websites:

National Institute on Aging

 

American Federation for Aging Research

 




STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS


The following links may be helpful for professionals and students in the field of Speech & Hearing Science: 


American Speech Language Hearing​ Association​​ 

National Student Speech Language Hearing Association

Portland State NSSLHA Chapter

Aphasia Camp Northwest

Clinical Aphasiology Conference 

MORE INFORMATION

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