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Free Download: Celebrating Aphasia Awareness Month!

June 20, 2024 by Megan Berg.
We’re celebrating aphasia awareness month with a free download that focuses on how aphasia is a loss of access to language, not a loss of ability to connect. This quote is inspired by Helen Harlan Wulf. Published by Wayne State University Press in 1979, Ms. Harlan Wulf’s book Aphasia, My World Alone beautifully captures her […]

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Handout Therapy Material
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Tablero de Comunicación Médica

Print Resource — US Letter — 2 pages
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Tu tablero de CAA de referencia para facilitar la comunicación en el entorno de atención aguda.
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Handout
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The Long Haul: Impact of Extended Wheelchair Use

Print Resource — US Letter — 3 pages
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Caregivers will understand the challenges that come with long-term wheelchair use with this resource, which touches on physical changes, mental health concerns, and diet considerations.
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HEP
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Laugh and Move: Frenkel’s Exercises for Ataxia with a Fun Twist

Print Resource — US Letter — 4 pages
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This resource provides an exercise progression for the lower limbs to target coordination, proprioception, and balance, including those with ataxia or other coordination and/or balance concerns.
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Handout
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One-Handed Shirt Dressing: A Visual Guide

Print Resource — US Letter — 1 page
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Use this visual guide to improve patient understanding of one-handed dressing techniques.
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Handout
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Tub Bench Alternatives

Print Resource — US Letter — 1 page
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This resource discusses alternatives to a tub bench for clients who live in a situation where a tub bench just won’t work!
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Clinical Reference
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Sternal Precautions: Outdated or Evidence-Based?

Print Resource — US Letter — 4 pages
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This resource provides a comprehensive overview of sternal precautions, exploring both traditional and innovative approaches to managing upper body movement after median sternotomy. It offers practical guidance for optimizing recovery while balancing safety and functionality, with insights into the latest research and real-world applications.
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Eval Tool Therapy Material
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Acute Care Medical AAC Board

Print Resource — US Letter — 2 pages
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Your go-to AAC board to help facilitate communication in the acute care setting.
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Handout
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Managing Finances After a Stroke: Essential Tips

Print Resource — US letter — 4 pages
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This resource equips therapists with essential tips to help patients navigate their finances after a stroke. With practical strategies for managing banking, organizing expenses, and simplifying financial tasks, this guide supports patients in regaining control and achieving financial independence. Share this valuable tool to empower your clients on their journey to recovery.
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Handout Therapy Material
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Reducing Cognitive Load: Using the Reminder App to Maintain Multiple Shopping Lists

Print Resource — US Letter — 1 page
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Managing multiple shopping lists can be a challenge for many patients, particularly those navigating cognitive difficulties. This resource equips therapists with practical strategies for utilizing the Reminder App to help clients streamline their shopping experience. Learn how to guide patients in creating, organizing, and prioritizing their lists to reduce cognitive load and enhance their independence during shopping tasks. With user-friendly tips and step-by-step instructions, this resource empowers therapists to support clients in remembering essential items and managing their daily activities more effectively, ultimately promoting confidence and self-sufficiency in their routines.
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Handout
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I Can’t See and I Can’t Remember: Memory Strategies for Low Vision

Print Resource — US Letter — 1 page
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This handout provides caregivers with innovative strategies to support memory in individuals who are experiencing new vision loss and mild to moderate cognitive impairment. Designed with practical, auditory, and sensory-based techniques, it helps caregivers implement effective routines and reminders to enhance daily living and independence.
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