We help people with aphasia and speech difficulties rediscover their voice, and help clinicians feel confident guiding that journey.
- Do you or someone you love struggle to find the right words?
- What if daily speech practice felt like a game instead of a chore?
- Discover how WORDStim helps families reconnect through play.
- Are you spending too much time planning therapy and not enough seeing results?
- What if your patients spoke more — with less prompting?
- Explore tools and courses designed to make therapy efficient and motivating.
“What really makes speech recovery possible?”
→ Learn how aphasia recovery works — and how hope can drive progress.
“Could fun be the missing piece in therapy?”
→ Use WORDStim to make every practice moment meaningful.
“How will you measure success — one word at a time?”
→ Celebrate small wins and rediscover connection.
TREAT PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS LEVELS OF IMPAIRMENT
Speech therapists have used WORDStim to improve communication for individuals with a range of severity. Patients with severe language impairment tend to improve attention, comprehension and verbal expression.
"Finding the Words" is a dynamic refresher course designed for speech-language pathologists who want to reinvigorate their clinical practice with up-to-date, evidence-based approaches to aphasia care. This course revisits foundational knowledge of aphasia while integrating the latest research, treatment strategies, and person-centered care principles.
Looking for a way to practice speech at home that doesn’t feel like homework? WORDStim makes practice playful, purposeful, and personal.
Over the years, I’ve worked with so many people determined to regain their voices after stroke or brain injury. One of them was Cynthia — a former correctional officer who lost her speech after a stroke. Watching her progress and joy as we practiced inspired me to create WORDStim — a tool designed to help others keep going, even when therapy sessions end.” Have you ever met someone who lost their words but not their spirit? Cynthia reminded me why I do this work — and why communication is worth fighting for.
Because when words return, so does connection. Isn’t that what we all want?
Still wondering if it really works? Here’s what families and clinicians are saying…
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