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).

In this episode the members of the Slow Road to Better practice their interviewing skills and get their questions answered about President Obama, Benghazi and much more!

In this episode the group talks with Dr. Penny Wolfe, Neuropsychologist about depression, suicide, medication and the role of Neuropsychologists on the Slow Road to Better.

The group interviews Laura Lubbers of CURE Epilepsy. We talk about the do's and don'ts, current research, personal stories and life with acquired epilepsy.

In this episode, we talk to Carmel Lapa of Lapa Luxury Dream Vacations. The group asks questions about COVID, cruises, TSA, accommodations and more!

In this episode meet Kitti's team of inpatient therapists from Medstar NRH. Get great insights into rehab in general and a frontline report of what inpatient rehab looks like during COVID-19. THANK YOU so much to Sara, Becky and Jessica. You rock!!

This episode is part 2 of our discussion with Dr. Peter Turkeltaub,

Medical Director, Center for Aphasia Research and Rehabilitation, Georgetown University Medical Center. Enjoy!

In this episode, we talk to special guest Dr. Peter Turkeltaub, Medical Director, Center for Aphasia Research and Rehabilitation, Georgetown University Medical Center. This podcast is informative, fun and it definitely has the Slow Road to Better flair. Thanks, Peter!