
#171 3 Steps to Stop Protecting & Start Partnering for Aphasia Inclusion
Inclusion doesn't just happen—it’s something we practice. The loving instinct to protect your person with aphasia can inadvertently shrink their world, but today, host Genevieve shares a practical, ev...
22 Nov 20258min

#170 3 Steps to Stop Protecting, Start Partnering for Aphasia Inclusion
You love them, but are you accidentally slowing their progress? This episode tackles the one mindset that silently holds families back after aphasia: the urge to protect instead of include. Like Shirl...
14 Nov 202511min

#169 Out of the Drawer: How to Turn Borrowed Time Into Better Communication
“We used to be better at this.” That thought comes when you open a drawer and find old communication tools — the photo cards, the whiteboard, the worksheets. They were helping once. Then life got hea...
31 Okt 202523min

#168 How One Man Took Back Life After Aphasia
“He was sent home after only 20 days of therapy. No roadmap. No plan. Just silence.” For many stroke survivors, that silence turns into helplessness. But for Eric Jackson, it sparked something else. I...
24 Okt 202526min

#167 You Can Rebuild Who You Are After a Stroke
When stroke changes who you are and how you see yourself, recovery can’t stop at the physical. This episode explores how rebuilding identity together brings back meaning, purpose, and connection. Work...
16 Okt 202536min

#166 Why Do People Treat Survivors This Way?
“I don’t always do this in public, because it’s exhausting—but I can, if you give me a minute.” If you've ever filled in the blank, answered for your partner, or just wanted to make life easier—you’re...
9 Okt 202514min

#165 He Didn’t Give Up—This Is Learned Helplessness
“He used to try... and now he just sits there.” Maybe you've said those words to yourself—or out loud to a friend. It’s one of the hardest parts of life after stroke, especially with aphasia. You're w...
2 Okt 202517min

#164 Not One Size Fits All - Better Conversations for Aphasia
“He remembers every detail when talking to strangers, but with me—it feels like we’re speaking different languages.” That’s the silent frustration so many couples face after aphasia. It’s not that you...
25 Sep 202513min





















