Mason Gehring, an Artist in Healthcare Professional and frequent guest in our Living! with Aphasia program, recently published an article in collaboration with Brooke Oliver, Jackie Hinckley, and Debbie Yones. The article, which talked about using art a a way for people with aphasia to express themselves, was published in the Alternative and Complementary Therapies […] The post Art Activities for Aphasia Published! appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

St. Petersburg, FL (February 14, 2022) – Voices of Hope for Aphasia is honored to announce the receipt of an Operating Grant and a continuing partnership with Pinellas Community Foundation (PCF) bringing vital programs to people with a language disorder due to stroke or other brain injury. Since 1969, PCF has been focused on serving the […] The post appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

St. Petersburg, FL (June 21, 2021) – Voices of Hope for Aphasia is pleased to announce a grant from the Pinellas Community Foundations Senior Citizens Services Wellness grant. SCS is an organization focused on serving the needs of senior residents of Pinellas County. Voices of Hope for Aphasia is the only community aphasia center in the […] The post Voices of Hope for Aphasia Resumes In-Person Programs with Help from Pinellas Community Foundation appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

Voices of Hope for Aphasia is honored to announce a grant from the Pinellas Community Foundation (PCF) The post Voices of Hope for Aphasia Recipient of Operating Grant from Pinellas Community Foundation appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

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April 29, 2022 Voices of Hope for Aphasia Founder, Mike Caputo, and long-time members, Trish Hambridge and Ann English, were highlighted by James Tully from ABC Action News – Tampa Bay. James Tully showcased how participation in life-participation based activities can help people with aphasia improve their communication and overall quality of life! To read […] The post Our Members are on the News! appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

by Brooke Oliver: What is PPA? In our previous education blog, “What is Aphasia?” , we learned that aphasia is caused by a sudden insult to the brain, such as a stroke or other brain injury, that damages the language center of the brain. The sudden-onset version of aphasia typically does not impact cognitive abilities, […] The post Education Series: Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA) appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

by Lauren Hoadley: If you are a caregiver or individual living with aphasia, you may have heard of the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA). Here at Voices of Hope for Aphasia, we firmly believe in following the LPAA. But what exactly is the LPAA? And how is it different from traditional approaches to aphasia […] The post Education Series: The Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more

Has your loved one recently been diagnosed with aphasia and you are feeling overwhelmed? The post Education Series: Caregivers 101 appeared first on Voices of Hope for Aphasia ..read more