Public radio station WHYY recently took an in-depth look into aphasia that featured interviews with experts from MossRehab's Aphasia Center and members of its "Conversation Cafes."

“While there are no guarantees about where you will end up in your recovery, opportunities for rehabilitation and opportunities for improving and increasing communication skills are lifelong,” Aphasia Center Director Sharon Antonucci, PhD, told the radio show The Pulse. Antonucci emphasized that recovery from aphasia can continue years after a stroke.

The MossRehab Aphasia Center was developed to meet the long-term communication and psychosocial needs of individuals affected by aphasia. It is a place where people can find information and peer support as well as participate in on-going research and treatment.

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