What is Aphasia? Booklets

ONTARIO ONLY – If you are a Health Care Professional working in Ontario, you are eligible to order FREE digital copies of the “What is Aphasia?” resource. It’s available in English and French

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COVID-19 Resources

Flyers and templates to facilitate conversations with your patient around COVID-19, residential facilities, going to rehab and the hospital during these times, consents for online programs, and how health care has changed.

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Family Pamphlet

This resource has been created specifically for families of people with aphasia early on their stroke journey. It provides short, practical SCA™ tips on how to better communicate with a family member with aphasia. 

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Personal A-FROM

This resource is a concrete and convenient way for clinicians and clients with aphasia to identify goals that include the domains of impairment, environment, life participation, and personal factors encompassing emotions and feelings.

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YES/NO/Wrong Track Card

Use the yes/no/question/wrong track page to verify the topic of conversation and information being shared through conversational interaction.

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Introduction to SCA™ eLearning

Short self-paced online course “Introduction to Supported Conversation for Adults (SCA)”. This course is a prerequisite for Aphasia Institute workshops and is hosted on the Aphasia Institute Community Hub – an online platform that enables Health Care Professionals to register for professional training and join webinars.

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ParticiPics

Searchable database of pictographic images designed to facilitate conversations.

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Talking About… Series

If you are  a resident of Ontario or if you are a health care provider in Ontario, some of our resources may be available for free for download – including the NEW TALKING ABOUT SERIES.

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Communicative Access Measures for Stroke (CAMS)

Online quality improvement tool for your workplace that can help evaluate the degree to which it is communicatively accessible for people with stroke and aphasia.

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People with aphasia know more than they can say. At the Aphasia Institute, we help healthcare professionals like you help people with aphasia to find ways to communicate and participate in healthcare decisions and treatment.

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Let’s start the conversation

We encourage you to take advantage of these tools, resources, and training courses and apply them to your practice or implement them in your organization. Join us in helping people with aphasia and their families navigate their health care and their lives, one conversation at a time.

For any inquiries about these free tools and resources, contact giftofconversation@aphasia.ca.