Saint-Hyacinthe
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Call for testimonials 📝✨
Read more: Call for testimonials 📝✨Do you live with aphasia?Are you a caregiver?Or a health professional who has supported a person with aphasia?We would love to give a voice to your stories. 💬🩵…
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Come discover, for free, an exhibition on aphasia, the benefits of art and 30 years of creation by Théâtre Aphasique! From June 29 to August 9, 2026
Read more: Come discover, for free, an exhibition on aphasia, the benefits of art and 30 years of creation by Théâtre Aphasique! From June 29 to August 9, 2026Théâtre Aphasique is celebrating its 30th anniversary with “Le silence qui parle” (The Silence That Speaks), an event travelling across Quebec to raise awareness of aphasia. Discover the…
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Kariane Alepins – Explaining Aphasia
Read more: Kariane Alepins – Explaining AphasiaUniversity project by Kariane Alepins, speech-language pathology student at Université de Montréal. Imagine living in a country where you neither speak nor understand the language: you know exactly…
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Maude Gauthier – Explaining Aphasia
Read more: Maude Gauthier – Explaining AphasiaUniversity project by Maude Gauthier, speech-language pathology student at Université de Montréal. An officer responds to a call: an individual seems disoriented, wanders through a building swearing, and…
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Laurianne Lécluse – Explaining Aphasia
Read more: Laurianne Lécluse – Explaining AphasiaUnderstanding aphasia — University project by Laurianne Lécluse, speech-language pathology student at Université de Montréal. Aphasia is a communication disorder that remains far too little known, yet it…
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The new Aphasia Card
Read more: The new Aphasia CardMarch 1, 2021 As part of the 3rd edition of the awareness campaign Mon deuxième premier mot (My second first word), we are proud to present the new…
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Aphasia and the pandemic
Read more: Aphasia and the pandemicFebruary 1 to March 31, 2021 Masks, physical distancing, video conferences: so many obstacles for a person with aphasia. The goal of the Campaign is to raise $50,000…
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Aphasia after two years of pandemic
Read more: Aphasia after two years of pandemicMarch 1 to 31, 2022 The 4th edition of the MY SECOND FIRST WORD (“Mon deuxième premier mot”) campaign aims to shine a light on the consequences of…
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SQPH 2018 – Lise’s testimonial, without Quebec Sign Language inset
Read more: SQPH 2018 – Lise’s testimonial, without Quebec Sign Language insetVideo by the Office des personnes handicapées du Québec (OPHQ) — released June 2018. Captioned, without the Quebec Sign Language (LSQ) inset. Lise, the model on the new…