What is Aphasia?
Aphasia is a communication disorder, resulting from stroke, brain injury, or brain illness. Although people with aphasia remain competent, aphasia can affect speaking, understanding spoken language, reading, writing, and/or participation in daily conversations.
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News
March Program Break
Program Break will run from March 10th to 21st, 2025. Programs resume Monday, March 24th,…
Aura Kagan Interviewed on The Current with Matt Galloway
The Current on CBC Radio aired an insightful interview with our esteemed colleague, Dr. Aura…
Announcement: Dr. Aura Kagan Appointed a Member of the Order of Canada
The Aphasia Institute Community is thrilled to announce that Dr. Aura Kagan, our esteemed colleague,…
Programs & Services
The next step in rebuilding bridges for those living with aphasia and reducing feelings of isolation. We offer clients a variety of on-going programs – designed to encourage community involvement and social exchange.
Weekly Family Support Group meetings are available to family and others after the New Beginnings program ends.
Learn more about the volunteer program and ways to get involved here.
The first step in restoring confidence and improving coping skills for those affected by aphasia, showing clients and their families that it can be possible to live successfully with aphasia.
The Outreach Program provides support to individuals with Aphasia who may have barriers to attending programs at the Aphasia Institute in person. Home visits are offered from a trained volunteer.
The Aphasia Institute offers a range of different programs for individuals with Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA) and their families.