Aphasia Blogs
Here you'll find all of our articles about aphasia. Explore the latest trends in assistive technology and discover resources for people with aphasia.
Stay tuned as we spotlight cutting-edge technology, celebrate progress and successes, and address the unique communication challenges faced by individuals with aphasia.
Recent Posts
Aphasia Awareness Month: A Brief Guide to Aphasia
June is Aphasia Awareness Month, a time dedicated to improving understanding of aphasia. This month, we aim to educate more people about aphasia and the assistive technologies that can help those affected. Read More...
What is aphasia, the condition affecting Wendy Williams?
Iconic talk show host Wendy Williams has been diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia—the diagnosis has raised a few questions. Read More...
Who Uses AAC? Expanding Our Understanding of Communication
It’s AAC Awareness Month, making it a great time to explore the frequently asked question, “Who uses AAC?” Read More...
How Bruce Willis' Diagnosis and Joe Rogan's Commentary Have Fueled Aphasia Misconceptions
When Bruce Willis' aphasia diagnosis was publicly announced in 2022, it caused shockwaves. The news of his condition and subsequent retirement from acting continues to fuel conversations and, regrettably, misunderstandings about aphasia. Read More...
How People with Communication Disorders Can Overcome Isolation
In a world where connection is paramount, the inability to communicate effectively can lead to profound feelings of isolation. Thankfully, AAC technology offers a solution. Read More...
Aphasia Awareness Month: Empowering Communication With Spoken
June is Aphasia Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding and support for individuals living with aphasia. Read More...
Supporting Stroke Survivors: Spoken's Commitment During Stroke Awareness Month
Stroke Awareness Month serves as a vital reminder of the impact strokes have on individuals, families, and communities worldwide. Read More...
About Spoken
Spoken is an app that helps people with aphasia, nonverbal autism, and other speech and language disorders.