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Aphasia is a common consequence of stroke. It is characterized by difficulty speaking or understanding others’ speech. Those who have aphasia often have problems with reading and writing. The severity of aphasia can range from very mild symptoms (for example, coming up with the right words when talking) to very severe (difficulty understanding and speaking). Our research involves persons with a wide range of communication problems following stroke. All treatment provided by the Aphasia Laboratory is FREE of charge.

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Sara Sayers
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