Have an opportunity on on November 15 to give input on future programming, and hear an update of what is happening at the Aphasia Institute. For registered members and family members/friends only. RSVP to Clare Thompson at 416-226-3636 x 110 and Zoom details. Click here to see the aphasia-friendly flyer.
We are having another in-person event! For registered members only. If you want to know more about our programs, call us at 416-226-3636 extension 115.
There will be no virtual programs or in-person programs on Thanksgiving, October 10, 2022. Regular programs will resume October 11, 2022. Click here to see the aphasia-friendly flyer.
On National Truth and Reconciliation Day, we want to acknowledge that Indigenous people have a deep spiritual connection to the land. We, the Aphasia Institute, acknowledge that the land (Toronto) we are meeting on is the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaune and the …
We will be getting together for our very first in-person outing since COVID! Registered members of the Aphasia Institute are invited to the Canadian Opera Company Free Concert Series featuring Indigenous Liberations.
Members who are registered with the Aphasia Institute are invited to join us for a virtual tour of the Toronto Zoo on October 1. RSVP by September 29 to Fatima, Recreation and Community Integration Coordinator.
The Aphasia Institute offers training sessions that teach health care professionals how to work with clients with aphasia to ensure communicative access to healthcare services.
An online series distinguished by its focus on aphasia and real-life participation. The webinars provide an opportunity for practicing clinicians to hear from a prestigious group of international aphasia researchers.
We are thrilled to announce that in 2022, we have received annual funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Ontario Health that enables us to continue providing selected free training, resources, and support across the province – with many other resources and tools freely available nationally and internationally. More information about how to register …
Aphasia Awareness Month has a special meaning for us this year. We are thrilled to announce that the Aphasia Institute has recently received annual funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Ontario Health that enables us to continue providing selected free training, resources, and support across the province – with many other resources and tools …
Did you know that the image on the right is the communicatively accessible symbol? Communication Disabilities Access Canada made this design and is doing everything possible to make services communicatively accessible. Click here to see more about aphasia awareness! We have a new video and pamphlet to help people learn how to talk with people with aphasia. Bruce Willis’ family recently shared …
June is Indigenous History, Pride, and Aphasia Awareness Month! Read More »
Bruce Willis steps away from acting due to aphasia. But what is aphasia? Elyse Shumway, Manager of Clinical and Education Services, explains aphasia and what this diagnosis means in this interview with Global News Radio.