Speech and language therapy

for people with aphasia

Aphasia may have affected how you speak, read, write or listen.

But you are still you.

Your thoughts and ideas deserve to be heard.

The people you love and the things you like doing are still there.

Let’s work together to help you

  • communicate,

  • connect and

  • take part in the things you enjoy.

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Adjusting to the caregiving role

Learn about burnout, and self care plans for your wellbeing.

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How to communicate with someone who has aphasia

Practical communication tools for you, the family member to help make conversations easier.

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Understanding aphasia

Information about what aphasia is, and what it isn’t. How to explain it to others, and what to expect.

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Free video consultation

A 15 minute video call on zoom, so we can meet and you can decide if you’d like us to work together.

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Assessment

A chance to understand how aphasia affects your communication, and how it impacts your life.

£90.00
Speech and language therapy

Individual online speech and language therapy, to work towards the goals you choose.

£55.00

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How does it work at Aphasia Space?

You choose

Together, we will work on things that matter to you.

These might include things like:

  • Reading to grandchildren;

  • Talking on the phone;

  • Understanding at medical appointments;

  • Ordering in a restaurant;

  • Reading the news;

  • Delivering presentations at work;

Including the people around you

Helping those around you can help make conversations easier.

That’s because communication happens between people.

More than speech

We don’t have to rely on speech alone.

We can work out the right combination of tools that help you.

Including:

  • Word-finding techniques;

  • Describing the word you are looking for;

  • Writing;

  • Drawing;

  • Gesture;

  • Facial expression;

  • Technology;

  • and other communication strategies.