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Aphasia Access Conversations

Aphasia Access
Aphasia
Group Treatment
Communication Skills
Stroke Recovery
Community Support
Psychosocial Well-Being
Aphasia Treatment Program
NIDCD
Boston University
Mental Health
Speech-Language Pathology
Acquired Brain Injury
Social Media
Communication Access
Aphasia-Friendly Reading Approach
Friendship
Breast Cancer
Mathematics
Rehabilitation
Communication Impairment

Aphasia Access Conversations brings you the latest aphasia resources, tips, and a-ha moments from Life Participation professionals who deliver way more than stroke and aphasia facts. Topics include aphasia group treatment ideas, communication access strategies, plus ways to grow awareness and funds for your group aphasia therapy program. ​This podcast is produced by Aphasia Access. Search our cour... more

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Latest Episodes

Lyssa Rome talks with Dr. Mackenzie Fama about the experience of inner speech for people with aphasia.

In this episode you will discover:

• Diversity Means Everyone - Race is just one piece. Consider how age, language, immigration status, religion, sexual orientation, and geography intersect to shape each person's experience with aphasia.

• Go Int... more

Lyssa Rome is a speech-language pathologist in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is on staff at the Aphasia Center of California, where she facilitates groups for people with aphasia and their care partners. She owns an LPAA-focused private practice an... more

In this episode you will discover:

• Math IS Language - It's in Our Wheelhouse Math has syntax (order of operations), semantics (number meanings), and involves memory and executive function - all areas SLPs already assess and treat. If you can hel... more

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Dr. Mackenzie Fama
Speech language pathologist and assistant professor of speech, language, and hearing sciences at the George Washington University
George Washington University
Episode: Episode 134: Inner Speech and Aphasia with Mackenzie Fama
Jose Centeno
Professor in the Speech-Language Pathology Program at Rutgers University
Rutgers University
Episode: Episode 133: Diversity Beyond Race with Jose Centeno
Dr. Liz Hoover
Clinical professor of speech, language, and hearing sciences at Boston University and clinical director of the Aphasia Resource Center
Boston University
Episode: Episode 132: Group Treatment with Dr. Liz Hoover
Hillary Sample
Speech-language pathologist, educator and co-creator of MedConcerns
Cleveland State University
Episode: Episode 130: A tool for sneaky good interprofessional learning and collaboration: In Conversation with Hillary Sample and Dr. Steven Richman
Dr. Steven Richman
Hospitalist physician and co-creator of MedConcerns, with nearly two decades of experience in inpatient rehabilitation.
Episode: Episode 130: A tool for sneaky good interprofessional learning and collaboration: In Conversation with Hillary Sample and Dr. Steven Richman
Cindy Lam-Walker
A person with aphasia from Atlanta, Georgia, who has created programs to support others with aphasia.
Episode: Episode 129: "Helping myself by helping other people: In Conversation with Cindy "Yee" Lam-Walker"
Sherry Lovellette
A stroke survivor and aphasia advocate who founded and facilitates aphasia gatherings.
Homestead, Florida
Episode: Episode 128: From Participant to Leader: Community Building in Aphasia Recovery – A Conversation with Sherry Lovellette
Dr. Lori Gray
Stroke survivor, mindfulness teacher, and associate professor at Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University
Episode: Episode 127: Beyond the Plateau: Mindfulness in Aphasia Recovery – A Conversation with Lori Gray
Dr. Suma Devanga
Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago.
Rush University Medical Center
Episode: Episode 126: Collaborative Referencing with Dr. Suma Devanga

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Lyssa Rome
Host and speech language pathologist at the Aphasia Center of California.
Katie Strong
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Jerry Hoepner
Host of the Aphasia Access Conversations Podcast.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Excellent conversation

    Greatly appreciate hearing Dr Azios contextual her work. Fantastic insights.

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Listeners appreciate the expert insights shared by guests and the relevance of discussions to real-world aphasia challenges. They find the conversations engaging and informative, highlighting the importance of community support and innovative treatment approaches.

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Episode 134: Inner Speech and Aphasia with Mackenzie Fama
Q: Can you explain a little bit more about the relationship between inner speech and executive function?
Inner speech may support executive function, aiding in planning and decision-making processes, and the topic is under exploration with new studies being funded.
Episode 134: Inner Speech and Aphasia with Mackenzie Fama
Q: What made you curious about people with aphasia's experience of inner speech?
Dr. Fama became interested after hearing clients often say things like 'I know it, but I can't say it,' indicating a disconnect between their internal and external language capabilities.
Episode 133: Diversity Beyond Race with Jose Centeno
Q: How do you think cultural brokers contribute to care for minoritized populations?
Cultural brokers facilitate communication and understanding between healthcare providers and their families, enhancing the overall care process.
Episode 133: Diversity Beyond Race with Jose Centeno
Q: What are the barriers Latinx families face when caring for loved ones with post-stroke aphasia?
Latinx families face various barriers, including language proficiency, cultural expectations, and lack of access to resources and interpreters.
Episode 131: Math + Aphasia: A Conversation with Tami Brancamp and Dave Brancamp
Q: What would you say to an SLP who's listening right now and thinking, I want to help my clients with math, but I don't know where to start?
Start with the basic math that you know and use everyday items like a deck of cards or dice to practice generating numbers and engaging in discussions about math.

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A series focused on aphasia, featuring conversations with professionals who share insights on treatment, resources, and innovative strategies for those affected by this communication disorder. It highlights a range of topics, from the impact of group therapy on psychological well-being to the integration of communication tools in healthcare settings. The discussions also emphasize the importance of community support, mindfulness, and advocacy for individuals with aphasia, creating a platform for sharing personal stories and expert knowledge that inspires hope and empowerment. This engaging dialogue aims to foster understanding and awareness around aphasia, making it a valuable resource for both professionals and those personally affected by... more

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2. Jose Centeno
3. Dr. Liz Hoover
4. Hillary Sample
5. Dr. Steven Richman
6. Cindy Lam-Walker
7. Sherry Lovellette
8. Dr. Lori Gray

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