Speak Up! is a support group for young adults ages 18-45 who could benefit from connection and support during the aphasia recovery journey with their younger peers. The group is facilitated by a Speech Language Pathologist. There is no charge for attending. This group aims to: to provide connection and support; to know that you […]
Grab your morning coffee for a casual time of participant-led conversation while supported by a Speech Pathologist. This group is a drop-in group; no registration is necessary. Contact the speech pathologist for the Zoom link.
Conversation groups are a safe place for people with aphasia to practice conversation techniques and strategies with peers who have aphasia. This is a small group of 5-7 people who are supported by a Speech Pathologist group facilitator and Speech Pathology graduate students and/or trained volunteers. It is a great opportunity to gain confidence and […]
Anyone who cares for someone with aphasia is welcome. This could be a spouse, child, friend, sibling, etc. Your partner does not have to participate in a MnCAN group. Care […]
Grab your morning coffee for a casual time of participant-led conversation while supported by a Speech Pathologist. This group is a drop-in group; no registration is necessary. Contact the speech […]
Conversation groups are a safe place for people with aphasia to practice conversation techniques and strategies with peers who have aphasia. This is a small group of 5-7 people who […]
The PPA Support group is for those persons with PPA who have completed the 8-week MnCAN Staying Connected PPA Education program. This group provides ongoing support from peers with PPA and their care partners and is facilitated by a Speech-Language Pathologist. Groups meet in-person at the Edina Library. Day and time of meeting is determined […]
Grab your morning coffee for a casual time of participant-led conversation while supported by a Speech Pathologist. This group is a drop-in group; no registration is necessary. Contact the speech pathologist for the Zoom link.
Conversation groups are a safe place for people with aphasia to practice conversation techniques and strategies with peers who have aphasia. This is a small group of 5-7 people who are supported by a Speech Pathologist group facilitator and Speech Pathology graduate students and/or trained volunteers. It is a great opportunity to gain confidence and […]