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Apr

12

Events Galore!

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We have a ton of upcoming events – lots of fun outings for our members
See our events page for all the exciting details!
Of course – dont forget about our Walk June 10, 2012.

Apr

11

Building Bridges

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All our amazing newsletters with incredible member stories are now available to download!
see: http://www.aphasia.

Mar

21

Irish Dancing at the Aphasia Institute

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We had an amazing day here last week. In celebration of St. Patrick’s day, we had an Irish Dance troupe give us an amazing performance.
They can be reached here: http://www.gilchristirishdance.

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Online Ticketing for Help Us build the New Generation of Communicative Access Tools powered by Eventbrite

In response to requests from all over the world, we are now ready to move from hard copy to the next generation of digitized tools available online.
Tablets (e.g.

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The Stroke Collaborative was held in Toronto in October of this year and was attended by over 600 Ontario health care providers.  Jack and Sybil Geller were  invited to give the consumer keynote, a first for the Aphasia community.

Dec

06

Digital Stories from our Volunteers

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George Kopulos and Amanda Indovina, Aphasia Institute volunteers, reflect on their volunteering experience with their digital stories.
“The SharedTime Digital Storytelling Project shows the impact of everyday volunteers and inspires others to join the movement.

Dec

01

Come Dance With Us!

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What a fantastic day! Our members and staff had a fantastic dance session with Miriam Schacter (www.dancefitcanada.blogspot.com).

Nov

10

What would you do if you lost your identity?

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Garfield Alexander Reclaims His Identity with the Help of the Aphasia Institute
A stroke took everything away from him – his family, his friends and even his identity. Help the aphasia institute support people like Garfield. Support us at www.aphasia.