More than 2 million Americans have aphasia, and that number is growing annually. Every year, clinicians and researchers gather to present new findings in aphasia and other neurologic language disorder...

The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia have pledged $72,958 towards a global aphasia awareness campaign... if we can match their contribution, dollar for dollar. We need your help to match the momentum and m...

We are excited that the Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia 2025 is on next week! There has been a lot happening with the event preparations and 29 speakers getting ready to share their amazing work with you. We are looking forward to seeing everyone. The Symposium is held over 2 days on 27th and 28th November and the opportunity for professional development for clinicians is fantastic.

The Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia Program for Nov 27 & 28 is on the website now and we are excited to hear from speakers across Australia and New Zealand as they update us on the latest in research, clinical developments, resources and supports for people with aphasia. Transport and accommodation information is also available on the website www.aphaisasymposium.com.au This is the perfect professional development event to attend this year!

ASA 2025 is less than 5 weeks away and we are looking forward to hearing from a wide range of speakers on aphasia research and clinical practice. Clinicians are encouraged to attend for profesional development and registrations are open for one or two days, hear from our amazing speakers, join us for the delicious catering provided by Foods of the Valley Catering…

Stroke is a leading cause of disability, often causing cognitive and communicative challenges such as aphasia, which affects one-third of stroke survivors. Aphasia limits people’s ability to expres...

Persons with aphasia (PWA) frequently experience difficulties in text-level reading comprehension. StraTexT is a strategy-based intervention to treat text comprehension in aphasia. Previous studies...