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Finding their words again: Aphasia patients relearn how to communicate
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Finding their words again: Aphasia patients relearn how to communicate
116 views3 months ago
YouTubeSelect Medical
Aphasia Rehab after a Stroke
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Aphasia Rehab after a Stroke
903 viewsOct 21, 2025
YouTubeHEAD NECK CANCER & LYMPHEDEMA
Struggling with Small Words after Stroke and Aphasia
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Struggling with Small Words after Stroke and Aphasia
884 views8 months ago
YouTubeBeyond High C
One word a day method for stroke aphasia and Parkinsons #speechrecovery #therapy #technique
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One word a day method for stroke aphasia and Parkinsons #speechrecovery #therapy #technique
383 views3 months ago
YouTubeBeyond High C
Do You Know...err...oh...ahh...Aphasia?
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Do You Know...err...oh...ahh...Aphasia?
246 views6 months ago
YouTubeSeniors Golden Club
Try This 5 Second Trick to Speak Better! #aphasia #stroke #shorts
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Try This 5 Second Trick to Speak Better! #aphasia #stroke #shorts
1.4K views11 months ago
YouTubeBeyond High C
How to Speak better after Stroke and Aphasia #stroke #aphasia #shorts
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How to Speak better after Stroke and Aphasia #stroke #aphasia #shorts
978 views11 months ago
YouTubeBeyond High C
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Don't Panic When Speech Goes Sideways—Do This Instead #recovery #strokesurvivor
1.4K views2 months ago
YouTubeBeyond High C
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Struggling With Pronouns? Try This Easy Trick!
1.2K viewsSep 30, 2025
YouTubeBeyond High C
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2-Second Breathing Trick Fixes Speech Problems #speechtherapy #anxiety #stroke
1.1K views5 months ago
YouTubeBeyond High C
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How to Talk to Someone With Aphasia & Apraxia
103K views6 months ago
TikTokteamsethfoundation
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Fluent Aphasia (Wernicke's Aphasia)
4.8M viewsSep 8, 2015
YouTubetactustherapy
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Replying to @0000000000000 I remember a trainer once telling me that if someone can navigate the PIP application and assessment process independently, and do it well, that in itself is evidence that they can cope with everyday life. I fundamentally disagree with that as a blanket assumption. The ability to complete a PIP form, gather evidence, challenge a decision or communicate effectively during an assessment does not automatically translate into an ability to manage everyday living activities
22.3K views1 week ago
TikTokjamesmerrellofficial1
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Effective Therapy Exercises for Aphasia Patients
4.2M views9 months ago
TikTokelizabethcisner40
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Ordering Food with Aphasia & Apraxia: A Patient's Guide
166.9K views5 months ago
TikTokteamsethfoundation
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Coping Alternatives When You Can't Sit with Anxiety
162.6K views4 months ago
TikTokalexisraedriscoll
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Read this if you have bone-on-bone knees. You may have pain with going up and down the stairs, jogging, walking long-distances, dancing, hiking, or even just squatting and lunging during workouts. And your doctor has probably told you that your knees are bone-on-bone (or you may even just feel like it is). And because of this you may be even more nervous to squat, lunge, or even just do activities you enjoy doing. BUT bone-on-bone is not the sole reason why you have pain, so it IS possible to mo
6.6K views1 week ago
TikTokdr.tristanezeoke
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My mom was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia, a form of dementia that affects her speech. I get asked all the time “what is she saying?” “how do you know what she wants” Well we dont…we try our best. We’re with her 24/7 so we just know sometimes, but including them in conversation is so important because she knows what she wants to say she just cant form the words. This makes her feel included, which makes her happy. #caregiver #fyp #dementia #dementiaawareness #dementiacare #alzheimer
665.6K viewsJun 12, 2023
TikTokkileydelia
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Patient Advocate Story: Meet Laurel M. 💜 During our Colorado Walk/Run/Relax event, Laurel shared a powerful reminder about what it can be like to live with migraine. She compared it to a storm we weather for prolonged periods of time; one that can dramatically impact our ability to function and complete even simple daily activities. Everyone is carrying something. By sharing our stories, we can help reduce stigma, find community, and discover new ways to support one another. Thank you, Laurel,
16.3K views1 month ago
TikTokmilesformigraine
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Day 4 Spinal Fusion L5-S1 Recovery: What to Expect After Surgery
18.6K views1 month ago
TikTokjavnixe24
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