Official Trailer Listen for LIFE Podcast

Official Trailer Listen for LIFE Podcast

SUMMARY

If you know the word aphasia, you are in the right place. If you know of or have personal experience with stroke, head injury, Parkinson's Disease, Primary Progressive Aphasia, or other neurological events, then keep listening. This podcast is for you. Learn about stroke recovery and living your best life. Welcome to your village.

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Welcome to Listen for LIFE podcast!

Welcome to the LISTEN FOR LIFE PODCAST. If you know the word “aphasia," you are in the right place. Suppose you know of or have personal experience with stroke, head injury, Parkinson's disease, Primary progressive aphasia, or other neurological events, then keep listening. This podcast is for you. You are not alone.

I'm Genevieve Richardson. I'm the owner and chief bottle washer at LIFE Speech Pathology and LIFE Aphasia Academy. It is my calling to serve the spouses, families, and persons with aphasia. I will be your tour guide on this journey. Learn from others who walk daily in your shoes each week; we'll tackle a different topic and tie it all into stroke recovery.

We'll seek a balance between the information you need to know to navigate this journey successfully, but let's have some fun too. It's about community and living your best life. We'll keep the episode short and sweet and get you on your way. We've got lots of ground to cover. So find your comfy chair and grab your favorite beverage.

Give yourself a minute to unwind and find your happy place. Breathe. Better yet, grab your earphones and take a walk because your health is important too. Welcome to your village. This is the Listen for LIFE Podcast.

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Learn more about who we are and what we do at LIFESpeechPathology.com.

We don't believe in plateaus, and neither should you. There is always room to improve your speech, language, and thinking no matter how long since your neurological condition. We have the experience, skills, and knowledge to help you now. We can come to you wherever you live, as our services are via telepractice. Please schedule a complimentary consultation HERE if you are curious about how we can help you.

Thanks for listening. Before you go, grab your copy of Top Tips for Aphasia Communication and Self Care.

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He's Not Backsliding. He's Just Out Of Fuel. | #213

He's Not Backsliding. He's Just Out Of Fuel. | #213

He did the whole thing Monday. Wednesday, he couldn't. If stroke recovery looks different every single day, some days willing, some days gone, here's the real reason, and it's not backsliding. If you'...

3 Sep 13min

He Could Say It Himself. He Doesn't. | #212

He Could Say It Himself. He Doesn't. | #212

He can order his coffee just fine at home. In public, something else happens. Understand what's actually going on in addition to aphasia and find the solution. If you've been ordering for him, speakin...

27 Aug 15min

He Hasn't Given Up, Even Though It Looks Like It | 211

He Hasn't Given Up, Even Though It Looks Like It | 211

Not every silence after a stroke means someone's given up.   If your husband has no motivation to do anything since his stroke or aphasia, here are the two most commonly confused reasons why, and the ...

20 Aug 14min

7 Reasons He Won't Get Off the Couch | #210

7 Reasons He Won't Get Off the Couch | #210

The couch isn't the diagnosis. It's the symptom of what's really happening in his brain after a stroke.   If he has no motivation to do anything since his stroke or aphasia, here are the seven real re...

13 Aug 24min

Your Good Intentions May Be Taking Their Aphasia Voice | #209

Your Good Intentions May Be Taking Their Aphasia Voice | #209

Do you finish his sentences or jump in during the pause? If you love someone with aphasia, this explains how rushing takes away his voice.  Although leaving would be easier, you stayed for love. Build...

6 Aug 10min

Is He Just Being Lazy After His Stroke? | #208

Is He Just Being Lazy After His Stroke? | #208

Why won't he do his exercises or try to talk anymore? If your husband has aphasia after a stroke, here is why he stopped trying, and it is not laziness.  You thought leaving would be easier. You staye...

30 Juli 15min

She Had a Hemorrhagic Stroke and Became a Super Survivor | #207

She Had a Hemorrhagic Stroke and Became a Super Survivor | #207

Judy Cage had a massive hemorrhagic stroke at 39. She walked out of the rehab hospital two months later. Her colleagues thought she'd been on a leave of absence. What was actually happening: she was ...

23 Juli 20min

Her Good Intentions May Be Blocking His Aphasia Communication | #206

Her Good Intentions May Be Blocking His Aphasia Communication | #206

She loves him. She asks questions, checks in, fills the silence. But the way she's talking to him may be working against his brain, not with it, and that is not her fault.  Rehab focused on him. But n...

16 Juli 28min

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