Aphasia is a medical condition typically brought about by a brain injury in which an individual suffers partial or total loss of the ability to communicate verbally or in writing. It entails difficulty of speech, reading, writing, understanding, and recognition.
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The Academy of Aphasia
Academic institution that gives information to families and members of the organization about Aphasia. Contains annual meeting schedules, announcements, history, and staff profile.
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Aphasia Center of California
Professional group who gives services to enhance communication skills and aid in psychosocial well being of people affected with aphasia following strokes. With information on the nature of the disease, newsletters and related sites.
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Aphasia Center of Ottawa
Contains information about trained specialists of aphasia with the collaboration of different social volunteer organizations for people inflicted with the disease to adjust to their living and become active citizens of the community.
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Aphasia Info
Simplified explanation of aphasia with survivor stories, newsletters, and support groups.
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The Aphasia Institute: Incorporating the Pat Arato Center
Medical institute that provides education, training, researches, outreach programs and direct services and programs administered through the Pat Arato Center. Supports people affected with aphasia and survivors of the disease.
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Association Internationale Aphasie
Details the constitution and activities of this international association.
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Lingraphica
Offers a communication system particularly designed for people suffering from aphasia.