In this episode group members talk about blunders with names, and the pronouns he and she. They decided to use shim.

In this episode the group talks about personal setbacks and what helps them to be resilient and move forward.

In this episode, group members talk about loss, mourning and how aphasia impacts their ability to share stories and bond during the rituals of funerals. Sounds serious, but as usual, there is a lot of laughter....oh the circle of life!

In this episode the group discusses their opinions on drinking alcohol after their stroke.

In this episode, the group gets their questions answered by two expert Occupational Therapists (Neepa Shah and Rahsaan Holley). Topics include splints, tone, advances in technology and how to keep improving your hand function years after your stroke or injury!

In this episode, the group talks about inner speech.....what it is, the current research and how understanding it better could improve communication. Thanks Mackenzie for joining us!

In this episode, the group talks to Mark Moore about his journey on the slow road to better. Mark is a successful business man, an author and a stroke survivor. Listen in for words of wisdom, motivation and humor.

In this episode, Chris talks about falling down right before a big event, Jerry talks about his sons' graduation from basic training in the Air Force and the group discusses crying (and laughing) after a stroke.

In this episode, the group asks questions of a panel of speech-language pathologists (SLP) that range in experience from graduate student intern to over 40+ years.

In this episode, the group discusses how they feel about the concept of plateau.