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Category Archives: Stroke
You Could Save a Life! Four Warning Signs of Stroke
June is Aphasia Awareness Month! Did you know that 180,000 people are diagnosed with aphasia every year in the United States? By 2020, it’s estimated that up to 2,000,000 people in the United States will have aphasia. People with aphasia … Continue reading
You Can Save a Life! Learn the Early Signs of Stroke
It’s Better Speech and Hearing Month! This public awareness campaign is led by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association to help raise public awareness of communication disorders. This year’s campaign theme is Early Intervention Counts! In support of Better Speech and … Continue reading
Aphasia Awareness Month: 10 Fast Facts
Each June, the National Aphasia Association recognizes National Aphasia Awareness Month, a campaign aimed at increasing awareness of the disorder so that it is more readily understood by patients, their families, and the greater public. In support of Aphasia Awareness … Continue reading
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Four Warning Signs of a Stroke You NEED to Know!
Did you know that May is Better Speech and Hearing Month? This year, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association has chosen Identify the Signs as the theme for this year’s public awareness campaign. In support of Better Speech and Hearing Month, each … Continue reading
When should you see a Speech-Language Pathologist?
Many people have heard of speech-language pathology, but aren’t aware of the range of services that they offer. Speech-therapists don’t just work with people who stutter or children with speech impediments. Speech-language pathologists work with anyone who has difficulty with … Continue reading
Strokes and Memory: How Speech Therapy Can Help
After a person has a stroke, a speech-language pathologist is often a critical part of the recovery team, helping to restore communication and compensate for losses in speech and language. But did you know speech therapists can help with … Continue reading
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Strokes and Communication: How a Speech-Language Pathologist Can Help
Stroke is one of the leading causes of death in the United States, responsible for roughly one out of every 19 deaths in the nation. On average, one person dies from a stroke every four minutes in the United States. … Continue reading
Is It a Stroke? Warning Signs
Strokes are one of the leading causes of adult disability, affecting nearly 800,000 people each year in the US alone. However, the faster a person receives treatment, the better their chance of surviving and avoiding long-term disability. Strokes are one … Continue reading
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Would You Recognize a Stoke?
Did you know that each year, in the United States alone, nearly 800,000 people have a stroke? A stroke is a dangerous, often fatal neurological injury, which can cause devastating effects on speech, language and communication. This past month was … Continue reading
Stroke: Cognitive Deficits
Over the past few weeks we’ve discussed some of the communication deficits that can arise from experiencing a stroke and how therapy with a speech-language pathologist can help. Today, we conclude our stroke series with one more type of stroke-induced … Continue reading
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