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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2024-11-14/
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2024-12-12/
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-02-13/
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-04-10/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-05-08/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-06-12/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-07-10/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250814T163000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-08-14/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250911T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250911T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-09-11/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251009T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251009T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-10-09/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-11-13/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251211T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251211T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2025-12-11/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-01-08/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260212T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260212T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-02-12/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-03-12/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260409T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260409T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-04-09/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260514T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-05-14/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-06-11/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-07-09/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-08-13/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260910T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260910T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-09-10/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261008T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261008T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-10-08/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-11-12/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T173000
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SUMMARY:Technology and Supports for Aphasia
DESCRIPTION:We will demonstrate ways you can use technology and various applications to support people with aphasia and expand upon one’s current home program. We will go beyond just the apps “made for people with aphasia” and show you how to use the many options\, personalize them\, and tailor them to your needs so you can become more independent in your environment. \n  \nBrooke Lang and Bryn Bowles of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy lead this group. Starting in October\, the group will meet on the first Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. \n  \nEmail Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/ZZjCEfiJyseg5y9F7 \nMeet the Leaders\nBrooke\nBrooke Lang\, M.A.\, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy\, specializing in the area of Aphasiology and Apraxia and providing telepractice services nationwide. \nBrooke previously served as a lead clinician in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s intensive aphasia program (PIRATE)\, working under some of the most well-known Aphasia research professionals and Aphasiologists in the field of speech pathology. \nShe started Integrative Reconnective Aphasia Therapy in March of 2019\, where she works to develop personalized treatment plans and provides innovative aphasia therapy techniques that go beyond the traditional approaches\, applying both principles of neuroplasticity and evidence-based practice. \nBrooke also published a best-selling book\, titled “After Aphasia: A guide to rebuilding your\ncommunication after a stroke\,” a resource for individuals living with Aphasia\, caregivers\, and medical professionals. She has also written “Working Outside the Workbook\,” providing an opportunity for individuals and care partners to implement unique speech/language exercises outside of therapy sessions. \nBryn\nAt age 26\, Bryn Bowles was working in Alaska as a Critical Care Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and preparing for graduate school. \nOn May 20\, 2019\, Bryn ruptured an undiagnosed brain aneurysm\, spent 30 days as a patient in the ICU being cared for by colleagues\, undergoing 5 brain surgeries to save her life. She spent 3 months as an inpatient in neuro rehabilitation. \nHer recovery continues today as she lives with aphasia\, apraxia and paralysis. Bryn’s dreams have changed but her compassion for others remains steadfast\, words or no words. She has a strong desire to help people with Aphasia\, because she understands the frustrations and challenges they are going through.She currently is a group facilitator and mentor for people with Aphasia.
URL:https://aphasia.org/event/technology-and-supports-for-aphasia-2/2026-12-10/
CATEGORIES:Digital Event
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