Aphasia Speech Therapy at Home - Automatics

Stroke rehabilitation speech exercises to improve speech and language skills for individuals with expressive language difficulties including aphasia and apraxia of speech. This may also be appropriate for individuals with Parkinson's working on loud and clear speech.

Timestamps
00:00 Automatics and Why
1:30 Counting 1-20
2:35 Days of the Week
3:07 Months of the Year

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[kimwaddell]

I like your videos, I just had a stroke Jan 4, 2024 and your videos help a lot. My speech was the only affected. Thank you😊

[KibaMiyata]

This helps me better than any of the speech therapy stuff that they showed me at rehab

[teresacollinsporterfield]

Thank you so much for your time and commitment to all of us who have speech problems. I love these exercises and practice them religiously.

[shaynaformity]

Moving my lips along with yours makes me laugh! It's fun to exaggerate. And I know it's good for me. Thank you again, Kosandra, these videos are really changing my life. I also tell all my ND friends to check out your videos, because most of us were overlooked in school 30+ years ago. Even when I don't have the specific issue you say an exercise is for, I find every one of them is a new and interesting thing to do, and I love developing new capacities.

[JustInTimeMovies]

So happy to see the new videos!

Do you have suggestions for exercises for someone with dysarthria?