Survivor-led brain injury nonprofit offering online groups, workshops, podcasts, caregiver and couples support, and faith-centered options.

Research on mentally rehearsing arm movements after stroke. It may help alongside rehabilitation, but evidence varies and it does not replace therapy.

Official NIH information about aphasia, communication changes, therapy, and research. Includes ways families can help after stroke or brain injury.

Aphasia-friendly games co-designed with people with aphasia and communication experts to make practice and social connection more accessible and enjoyable.

Digital speech, language, and cognitive practice for stroke, TBI, aphasia, and other neurological conditions, used independently or with a clinician.