In this episode, the Slow Road to Better Crew talks to Debra Meyerson and her husband Steve Zuckerman about her book Identity Theft. As June is aphasia awareness month, it made sense to talk about the impact of aphasia on personal identity, strength, and life's purpose and meaning. This is an awesome podcast!

To kick off Aphasia Awareness month, the Slow Road to Better crew talks to Dr. Robert Jackson about all things stroke related and get their questions answered on treatment, COVID and stroke, memory and much more!

In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the crew talks to Valerie Cramer of America's VetDogs. We find out the process, the requirements and what a working dog can do for you. We also hear about Sully who was trained by Valerie for President George H. W. Bush!

Happy Anniversary Chris! In this episode, we celebrate Chris' 9 year anniversary and reflect on the inner strength each survivor didn't even realize they had; their losses; their gains and the progress they continue to see.

In this episode we talk to Peter Levine about his book "Stronger After Stroke" . We discuss neuroplasticity, tone and specific tasks for survivors to practice and the science behind it. His book provides a roadmap for survivors for their own slow road to better. As always, this interview has lots of laughter to go with the good information!

In this episode the Slow Road to Better Crew plays Truth or Dare. Be sure to check out the photos on our Facebook Page. There is a lot of laughter, definitely some adult language and it was a great way to celebrate Kitti's birthday!

In this podcast, the Slow Road to Better crew talks to Lethan Candlish, author of Who Am I Now and traumatic brain Injury survivor. Since March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, we wanted to have an in depth conversation about recovery, long term changes and never giving up!

In this episode, we talk to Lauren Marks. She is a survivor with aphasia who wrote the book A Stitch of Time. This book is her story of her own Slow Road to Better. Our conversation is personal, honest, uplifting, and funny!

In this episode the group talks about the struggle for independence, the fear of being alone if something happens and how aphasia impacts everyday life and relationships.

In this episode meet three new members of the Slow Road to Better (James, Shawn and Aysha) and catch up with three old friends (Kitti, Chris and Pat).