The Aphasia Corner

Sadly this past Thanksgiving, one of our User Group members, Richard Leung, suddenly passed away. He was 65 years old. Richard and his wife, Irene, had been attending the User Group for more than two years. Richard was a computer and electrical engineer at Lucent before suffering a stroke in 2010. Richard was diagnosed with aphasia after his stroke and found communication difficult. But that didn't stop him from living his life to the fullest.

A diagnosis of aphasia can be unplanned, unexpected, and frustrating. Today we want to share a few tips about what to expect when you or your loved one first receives the diagnosis. At the end of this video, you will be able to download these tips and many more in our free ebook “What to Expect When You’re Not Expecting Aphasia.”

Happy New Year...and welcome to 2017! Before we close the book on another year, we've rounded up a list of the top five blog posts of 2016 by Lingraphica. Here they are in case you missed them the first time around!

This is a series of blogs that will feature our free SmallTalk apps available for the iPad^®, iPhone^®, and iPod touch^® on the App Store^®.

We hit an incredible company milestone last month surpassing 1 million downloads of our free communication and therapy apps. This is an amazing feat, and we would like to thank all of you!