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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Zooom Rooom Virtual Aphasia Conversation

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Virtual PPA Conversation Group

This is a conversation group for persons with Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA). Conversation groups are a safe place for people to practice conversation techniques and strategies with peers. This is a small group of 5-7 people, supported by a Speech Pathologist group facilitator and trained volunteers. It is a great

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Virtual Drama Club

This club is an arts and drama outlet developed by and for people with aphasia. It provides diverse theater experiences for its participants. This includes theater-inspired activities, improvisation, gesture work, and script reading as able and performance opportunities. The Drama Club provides aphasia friendly tools to participants including supports as

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Virtual Maple Grove Aphasia Conversation Group

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to

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Virtual Book Club for People with Aphasia

Book Club Details: All sessions are supervised by MnCAN Group Facilitator with additional support of graduate students You will need to purchase the book on your own or check out through your local library. Participants are assigned a few chapters a week (30-60 minutes) to listen to and/or read outside

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Virtual Southeast Minnesota Aphasia Conversation Group

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech-language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to gain

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Virtual Better Together Aphasia Conversation

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Virtual Burnsville Aphasia Conversation Group

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Zooom Rooom Virtual Aphasia Conversation

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to

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Illustration of a virtual video meeting displayed on a desktop computer screen. The screen shows a grid of diverse people participating in an online call, with video call icons along the side. A steaming coffee mug and a plant sit beside the computer on a desk against a purple background.

Zooom Rooom Virtual Aphasia Conversation

Aphasia conversation groups are 6-7 people with aphasia who gather to practice conversation techniques and find connection. The groups are facilitated by a speech language pathologist and focus on both the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and Supportive Conversation for Aphasia (SCA). Conversation groups are a great opportunity to

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