By LIFE Aphasia Academy® Genevieve Richardson
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In this episode of the Listen for Life Aphasia podcast, we talk about the vital role of caregiving and the innovative approaches to support caregivers. Host Genevieve Richardson shares her insights from the Moonshot event, where she met Olivia Gallagher, an intern at CareYaya. CareYaya is an organization that connects student caregivers with families in need, focusing on non-medical companion care for the elderly and individuals with autism. Olivia, a senior at the University of Texas at Austin, discusses her journey with CareYaya and her enriching experiences while providing care.
Top Takeaways:
CareYaya connects pre-health students with families needing non-medical companion care, offering tasks like medication reminders and companionship.
The organization emphasizes genuine passion for caregiving over academic credentials, ensuring caregivers are committed to helping others.
Students gain practical experience and insights into the lives of older generations, while elderly clients receive companionship, reducing loneliness.
CareYaya offers competitive compensation and flexible scheduling, accommodating students' academic commitments.
The organization is exploring AI technology to combat loneliness among the elderly, with plans to test it in nursing homes.
To take action, consider how you can support caregivers in your community or explore opportunities to volunteer with organizations like CareYaya.
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode of the Listen for Life Aphasia podcast, we talk about the transformative power of yoga in self-care, especially for individuals dealing with aphasia. Hosted by Genevieve Richardson, the episode features yoga professionals Jess Goulding and Mary Beth Hines, who share their expertise on integrating yoga into daily life to enhance physical, mental, and emotional well-being. We explore how even small yoga practices can significantly improve stress management and overall health.
With her extensive experience in yoga therapy, Jess Goulding discusses her journey from general yoga instruction to a more personalized approach. She emphasizes the importance of consistency in yoga practice, highlighting how even short sessions can be beneficial. Jess introduces the concept of using breath as a tool to shift from agitation to calmness, making yoga accessible to everyone.
Mary Beth Hines shares her personal journey with yoga, encouraging listeners to find the right style and instructor that resonates with them. She underscores the importance of perseverance and exploration in discovering the benefits of yoga.
The episode delves into the role of yoga in managing stress and enhancing mental clarity. Jess explains how breathwork can help individuals transition from a state of agitation to calm and focus, fostering a greater sense of presence and engagement in life.
Top Takeaways:
Consistency in yoga practice, even in short sessions, can lead to significant benefits.
Breathwork is a powerful tool for shifting mental states and enhancing calmness.
Finding the right yoga style and instructor is crucial for a positive experience.
Integrating yoga into daily routines can be transformative, especially for caregivers and individuals with aphasia.
Simple practices like the "morning glow" routine can set a positive tone for the day.
Action Steps:
Start incorporating short yoga practices into your daily routine, focusing on breathwork to manage stress.
Explore different yoga styles and instructors to find what resonates with you.
Try the "morning glow" routine to begin your day with intention and mindfulness.
Join us in uncomplicating aphasia with LIFE Speech Pathology by embracing self-care practices like yoga. Remember, even small steps can lead to significant improvements in your well-being.
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The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode of the Listen for Life Aphasia podcast, host Genevieve Richardson talks with Glenda Molina, a wealth advisor from Austin, Texas, about the importance of financial planning for individuals affected by strokes and aphasia. Glenda shares her expertise in helping clients achieve financial stability and freedom after health crises.
Glenda discusses her approach to financial planning, which includes consolidating accounts, ensuring access to resources, and creating a clear financial roadmap. She emphasizes the importance of early financial planning, especially for those with progressive neurological conditions, and highlights the role of long-term care insurance and cash flow analysis in maintaining living arrangements and care costs.
The conversation also covers community resources for those who may not afford a wealth advisor, such as Foundation Communities in Austin, which provides financial coaching for low-income individuals. Glenda advocates for proactive financial planning throughout different life stages and encourages clients to enjoy life while planning for potential health risks.
The episode concludes with Glenda offering a 15-minute introductory call for those interested in exploring their financial options and expressing her dedication to community service.
Top Takeaways:
Financial planning is crucial for managing healthcare expenses after health crises.
Initial consultations involve reviewing bills, gathering financial statements, and ensuring account access through legal documents.
Early financial planning is essential for those with progressive neurological conditions.
Long-term care insurance and cash flow analysis are vital for maintaining living arrangements and care costs.
Community resources are available for those who may not afford a wealth advisor.
Financial strategies should adapt as individuals age, with a focus on comprehensive savings and enjoying life.
Take action today by simplifying your financial planning process. Visit the Listen for Life podcast website for more resources and consider reaching out to LIFE Speech Pathology for support in managing aphasia. Let's uncomplicate aphasia and take control of our financial futures together!
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: [Book a Free Consultation](DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com).
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In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, we talk about navigating the complexities of Medicare with Medicare Dana, a licensed Medicare agent and broker. Host Genevieve Richardson, a speech-language pathologist, delves into the intricacies of Medicare to support and educate adults facing communication challenges, particularly those with aphasia due to strokes or neurological impairments.
Dana emphasizes the importance of Medicare education, especially for seniors who may feel overwhelmed by the system's complexities. She explains the two primary methods of receiving Medicare coverage: Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans. Dana also discusses the significance of understanding the long-term consequences of selecting a Medicare plan, particularly for those with significant health conditions.
Key Takeaways:
Medicare Coverage Options: Original Medicare includes Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance), while Medicare Advantage plans are provided by private insurance companies.
Financial Implications: Original Medicare allows beneficiaries to see any doctor who accepts Medicare, but may require additional Medigap policies. Medicare Advantage plans often have lower premiums but can result in higher out-of-pocket costs.
Medical Underwriting: Switching plans can be challenging for individuals with significant health conditions due to medical underwriting requirements.
Enrollment Periods: Individuals can enroll in Medicare three months before their 65th birthday, during their birthday month, and three months after. The annual open enrollment period runs from October 15 to December 7.
Prescription Drug Coverage: It's crucial to secure Part D coverage to avoid penalties, even if you don't currently need medications.
Employer Health Insurance: The size of your employer can influence whether you need to enroll in Medicare immediately.
Action Steps:
Educate Yourself: Visit MedicareDana.com for educational materials, including videos and blogs, to better understand your Medicare options.
Review Your Coverage: Use the Medicare website to verify which plans cover your medications and review your annual notice of change.
Seek Expert Advice: Consult with an independent Medicare agent like Dana to get personalized advice tailored to your health needs and financial situation.
Plan Ahead: Be proactive in understanding your options and the potential risks associated with your choices, especially during the open enrollment period.
We encourage you to stay informed and take control of your healthcare decisions. For more resources and support, visit LIFE Speech Pathology and explore ways to uncomplicate aphasia and other communication challenges. Your feedback and suggestions for future topics or guests are always welcome as we strive to empower and support our community.
Find MedicareDana on her website and youtube at the following links:
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode, we talk about the challenges and solutions for individuals with aphasia who are resistant to therapy. Genevieve Richardson, a speech-language pathologist, shares her insights on why some people may feel disheartened by therapy and how to overcome these barriers. She discusses a recent consultation with a couple where the husband, a stroke survivor, had become skeptical about the benefits of further treatment. Genevieve emphasizes the importance of focusing on real-life goals and interests to make therapy meaningful and effective.
Top Takeaways:
- Resistance to therapy often stems from past experiences where expectations were not met.
- Misconceptions about the brain's ability to form new pathways after six months post-stroke can discourage further treatment.
- Lack of visible improvements in daily communication can lead to frustration and skepticism.
- Emotional distress, such as depression, can significantly impact a person's willingness to engage in therapy.
- Therapy should focus on improving quality of life through real-life activities and interests.
- The "communication strengths wheel" is a useful tool for identifying strengths and areas for improvement in communication.
Action Steps:
1. Identify and incorporate personal interests and goals into the therapy process.
2. Use tools like the "communication strengths wheel" to set meaningful therapy goals.
3. Focus on real-life activities that enhance daily communication and quality of life.
4. Seek a clinician who prioritizes a strength-based, practical approach to therapy.
If you or a loved one is dealing with aphasia, remember that progress is possible with the right approach. Visit Genevieve's website at dolifespeechpathology.com to download the communication strengths wheel and consider scheduling a consultation. Let's work together to uncomplicate aphasia and improve your communication and overall quality of life.
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, we talk about the emotional challenges that come with significant life changes, particularly focusing on the experiences of those living with aphasia and their caregivers. Host Genevieve Richardson, a seasoned speech-language pathologist, shares her personal journey of dealing with the emotional impact of her daughters leaving home. She opens up about the feelings of pride mixed with sadness and how this emotional turmoil affected her daily life and work.
Genevieve introduces the concept of "hitting a wall," a metaphor for reaching a state of emotional exhaustion or frustration. She encourages listeners to recognize their own emotional walls and provides insights on how to manage these feelings effectively. Through her candid storytelling, Genevieve emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and processing emotions rather than suppressing them.
Top Takeaways:
- Recognize signs of hitting an emotional wall, such as increased irritability, difficulty completing tasks, and negative self-talk.
- Grant yourself grace and allow space to experience and vocalize your emotions.
- Use journaling, conversations with friends, or simply articulating feelings aloud as tools to cope with emotions.
- Seek support from friends, family, or professionals to navigate emotional challenges.
- Embrace self-awareness and empowerment as you address emotional obstacles.
Action Steps:
1. Identify your emotional triggers and signs of hitting a wall.
2. Practice self-compassion and give yourself permission to feel and express your emotions.
3. Reach out to your support network for help and guidance.
4. Engage in activities that promote self-care, such as taking walks while listening to the podcast.
We invite you to share your thoughts and suggestions for future topics. Let's work together to uncomplicate aphasia and support each other on this journey. For more resources and support, visit LIFE Speech Pathology. Wishing you a week filled with empowerment and self-awareness!
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode, we talk about the profound impact of fear on procrastination, particularly for individuals with aphasia and their caregivers. We introduce the concept of "good is good enough" to help release perfectionistic tendencies that cause stress and anxiety. The episode also highlights the significance of grounding techniques and the power of verbalizing fears to move forward.
Top Takeaways:
- Procrastination often stems from fear, including fear of failure, judgment, and being perceived as less capable.
- Recognizing and naming fears is crucial for managing emotions and overcoming procrastination. - Practical strategies include preparing notes, taking small steps, and using grounding techniques.
- Caregivers also experience fear, which can manifest as overprotectiveness and neglect of their own health.
- Simple breathing techniques, such as box breathing, can help center individuals when feeling overwhelmed.
- Reaching out to trusted individuals for support is essential for managing fear and building confidence.
Action Steps:
1. Acknowledge and Name Your Fears: Take time to reflect on what you're afraid of and verbalize these fears.
2. Prepare and Plan: Write down notes or steps for daunting tasks.
3. Take Small Steps: Break tasks into manageable parts to reduce overwhelming feelings.
4. Practice Grounding Techniques: Stand barefoot in the grass or use other grounding methods to reflect and calm your mind.
5. Use Breathing Techniques: Try box breathing to help center yourself during anxiety.
6. Reach Out for Support: Connect with trusted friends, family, or support groups to share your experiences and seek help.
Remember, fear doesn't have to dictate your life. You can manage your fears and enhance your communication skills by taking small, actionable steps. Visit the LIFE Speech Pathology website to access the free communication strengths wheel and other resources to help you on your journey. Let's work together to uncomplicate aphasia and support each other in this community.
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, Genevieve Richardson engages in a heartfelt conversation with John, a stroke survivor, who shares his inspiring journey of recovery and advocacy. John recounts the circumstances of his stroke, emphasizing the critical role of quick medical response and treatment. He introduces the "be fast" acronym to help listeners recognize stroke symptoms and underscores the urgency of calling 911 immediately.
John delves into his speech therapy techniques, which include reading Dr. Seuss books, hosting a mock radio station, and using hand movements to slow down his speech. He also highlights the importance of support groups, sharing his experience of starting one in his small town. These groups provide essential encouragement, education, and a sense of community for stroke survivors.
Genevieve and John discuss various online resources available for stroke survivors, such as Stroke Buddies, My Lingraphica, and the National Aphasia Association. They encourage listeners to seek out these resources for additional support.
Top Takeaways:
Recognize stroke symptoms using the "be fast" acronym and call 911 immediately.
Utilize creative speech therapy techniques like reading aloud, mock radio hosting, and hand movements.
Join or start a support group to gain encouragement, education, and community.
Stay positive and continuously work on improvement.
Explore online resources like Stroke Buddies, My Lingraphica, and the National Aphasia Association for additional support.
Action Steps:
Learn the "be fast" acronym to quickly identify stroke symptoms.
Incorporate fun and engaging speech therapy techniques into your daily routine.
Find or create a local support group to connect with other stroke survivors.
Stay positive and committed to your recovery journey.
Visit online resources for more tools and support.
Let's uncomplicate aphasia together! For more information and support, visit LIFE Speech Pathology and take the first step towards a brighter, more communicative future.
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, host Genevieve Richardson delves into the world of senior care with Anna McMaster, a franchise owner of Care Patrol in South Austin. They discuss Care Patrol's essential services, which help families find suitable living arrangements for seniors, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and in-home care. Anna shares her personal journey into the senior care sector, driven by her experience as a caregiver for her father-in-law, and highlights the importance of having a personal "why" in healthcare. Anna explains the process of working with a placement specialist, from the initial consultation to evaluating a senior's needs and developing a customized list of potential living arrangements. She emphasizes that flexible placement options allow families to trial communities without long-term commitments. The conversation also covers the significance of socialization and mental health for seniors, the benefits of pet-friendly communities, and the critical aspects of safety and quality when selecting a care facility.
Top Takeaways:
- Care Patrol offers free services to families, receiving compensation from care providers within their network.
- Initial consultations with Care Patrol involve evaluating medical, geographical, financial, and social needs.
- Placement options can be flexible, with many facilities operating on a lease basis.
- Socialization and mental health are crucial for seniors, and pet-friendly communities can enhance quality of life.
- Families should seek local resources and professionals with firsthand knowledge of the communities they recommend.
- Care Patrol franchise owners undergo extensive training and certification, including the Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) designation.
- Safety and quality are paramount when selecting a care facility, and families should look beyond online reviews to state websites and resident feedback.
- Touring facilities with a knowledgeable advocate can help families ask the right questions and get accurate information.
To make informed decisions for your loved ones, start by conducting thorough research and having open, honest conversations about their needs and concerns. Utilize resources like Care Patrol to navigate the complexities of senior care. If you or someone you know is dealing with communication challenges such as aphasia, remember that LIFE Speech Pathology is here to help uncomplicate the journey. Reach out today to get the support you need.
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Do you or someone you love have aphasia and are seeking support? Book a free consultation by heading over to DoLIFESpeechPathology.com or by following this specific link: https://DoLIFESpeech.intakeq.com/booking?serviceId=dc1e232b-a9ed-46cb-aba3-cdbbb0fab97b.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
In this episode of the Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast, Genevieve is joined by Mary Osborne, an occupational therapist specializing in supporting individuals and families living with dementia. Here are the top takeaways from their discussion:
- It is essential for clients to feel seen, heard, and understood, as communication is complex and often requires more than just traditional rehabilitation methods.
- Genevieve is experienced in working with both fluent and non-fluent aphasia, with non-fluent aphasia being her main focus.
- Mary and Genevieve highlight the overlap between aphasia and dementia, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach and considering the whole person and their family during therapy.
- They discuss the rehabilitation versus habilitation model, with therapy focusing on restoring function and enhancing the remaining abilities of individuals living with dementia.
- Compensatory strategies, such as using technology and low-tech tools like aphasia cards, are discussed to aid communication.
- Understanding the environment and making adjustments, such as using Google Lens or changing plate colors, can support communication.
- Mary encourages early intervention and therapy for individuals with dementia to maintain functioning and enhance quality of life.
- Genevieve offers telehealth services, making therapy more accessible to a wider range of people.
To uncomplicate aphasia and support individuals and families living with dementia, here are some action steps you can take:
1. If you or a loved one is experiencing symptoms of aphasia, seek an evaluation from a speech pathologist to determine the best communication strategies.
2. Consider the individual's strengths, family dynamics, and environmental factors when developing communication strategies.
3. Advocate for therapy and discuss any decline with the doctor to obtain a referral for therapy.
4. Utilize technology and low-tech tools to aid communication, such as smartphones, apps, and aphasia cards.
5. Make adjustments to the environment to support communication, such as using Google Lens or changing plate colors.
6. Seek therapy at the early signs of decline in individuals with dementia to maintain functioning and enhance quality of life.
7. Consider telehealth services as a convenient option for therapy.
Remember, communication is complex, but with the right strategies and support from professionals like Genevieve at LIFE Speech Pathology, individuals with aphasia and dementia can improve their quality of life.
The Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast is a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through stories and experiences. Visit ListenForLIFEAphasiaPodcast.com to view video episodes. If you have a topic or guest recommendation, or if YOU want to be a guest, visit the Guest Hub. If you have any unanswered questions, you can ask Genevieve and Aphasia Wisdom through “Search for Answers.”
If you or a loved one is seeking telepractice support, LIFE Speech Pathology® can help! Explore our services and approach at DoLIFESpeechPathology.com.
Stay connected with us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram for updates and encouragement.
Together, let's uncomplicate aphasia.
The podcast currently has 114 episodes available.