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NEXT WEEK – Come on a virtual summer road trip just for folks with aphasia! 🚗

Join In Aphasia is celebrating National Aphasia Awareness Month with sessions all about travel, and you’re invited.

Each session is made for people with aphasia and their care partners.
And they’re all free!

Join us for virtual sessions on:
📍 Bucket-list places like Hawaii, California, Oregon, and New Mexico
🛸 Hunting UFOs, ghosts, and cryptids across the http://U.S.
🌞 Sharing your favorite road trip memories, poems, and stories
🎲 Road trip games, trivia, and music playlists.. and more!

Just register for a Join In Aphasia account to explore the road trip sessions and RSVP.

👉 Explore the Join In Aphasia Road Trip sessions here: https://hubs.ly/Q04lVMKm0

PS: Don’t wait! We start next week, and these popular sessions fill up fast.

Trick question...😜

The real answer is: “All of these...and more!”

PS: Our new Conversations app is coming soon. And it’ll make joining any ✨conversation✨ easier! This new app generates responses in real-time for you to edit or share aloud.

Get a sneak peek at Conversations by scheduling a quick free demo ➡️ https://hubs.ly/Q04lJM650

SLPs – want to earn ASHA CEUs while learning how to support your clients with aphasia in their relationships? 💏

Join Allie Reed, MS, CCC-SLP in this free one-hour webinar, “Aphasia and Love: Supporting Communication and Person-Centered Care” on Wednesday, June 17 at 4 p.m. ET.

You’ll be eligible to earn 0.10 ASHA CEUs (1 PDHs) after completing the course.

And you’ll explore:
💖 The impact of aphasia on marriage using recent research and existing literature
💖 Practical recommendations to support couples through functional, person-centered goal setting
💖 AAC customization for clients with aphasia and their spouses
💖 A clear understanding of your scope of practice in these settings

👉 Register for free here: https://hubs.ly/Q04lz3FS0

P.S: Outside of Lingraphica, Allie is a PhD student researching how aphasia impacts romantic relationships! She has incredible passion and knowledge on this topic! We can't wait for her to share it with you.

You deserve to live well! 🫶 This National Aphasia Awareness Month, we’re exploring how to help people with aphasia and their care partners do just that.

Join Lingraphica’s Alexandria Russell, MS, CCC-SLP for a free 1-hour webinar on this topic!
📅 It's happening Tuesday, June 16 at 5 PM Eastern Time (4 PM Central Time, 3 PM Mountain Time, 2 PM Pacific Time).

We’ll cover ways to live well with aphasia, including:
💬 Simple strategies and tools to communicate
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Ways to stay connected with friends, family, and your community
💁‍♂️ How you can support communication as a caregiver (without always speaking on behalf of your loved one)

This session is meant for people with aphasia and their care partners.
Which means you can expect clear language, helpful visuals, and plenty of time to reflect.

We’ll also send you a free aphasia-friendly note-taking tool when you sign up.

👉 Register for free here: https://hubs.ly/Q04lc1nr0

Do you know how each of these can make it harder for a person with aphasia to access AAC?

💰 Socioeconomic status
🌎 Geography
📜 Insurance
📲 Digital literacy

And do you want to know how you can break down these barriers for your clients with aphasia? 🤜 🧱

Get evidence-based strategies from Lingraphica's Research Manager, Dr. Treasyri Williams Wood, SLPD, CCC-SLP, in a free, live 1-hour webinar:

⭐ The Digital Divide in Aphasia Care: Social Determinants and Access Barriers
📅 Wednesday, June 10 at 1 PM Eastern Time

This National Aphasia Awareness Month, let’s help our clients with aphasia get AAC when they need it.

You’ll be eligible to earn http://0.10 ASHA CEUs (1 PDHs) for completing the course.

👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/3RN1otB

“It’s a whole new world for me!”

8 months after his stroke, Josh wondered if he could get much better. Speech therapy had helped him re-learn how to talk and how to live with aphasia.
But when he got his Lingraphica device, he felt surprised at how much it helped!

With support from Lingraphica's team, Josh customized his device to fit his communication needs.
He even added a live captioning app. It helped him understand the conversations around him.

Suddenly, things that used to be hard were easier. Like:
💁‍♂️ Asking for help
🙋‍♂️ Understanding questions
😣 Expressing pain

Now Josh uses his device every day.

If you (or someone you love) have aphasia, you may be surprised at how much an AAC device can help. Just like Josh.

👉 Follow Josh’s journey here: https://bit.ly/4obdhpa