NeurAbility Speech & Language Therapy

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Experienced speech therapy for adults with aphasia, motor speech, & cognitive-communication difficulties due to stroke or brain injury, with a focus on the conversations, roles, & activities most meaningful to you.

05/22/2026

Join us for BIANS’ Annual Flag Raising Ceremony in recognition of Brain Injury Awareness Month on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Come together with the community as we hear the reading of the official proclamation, raise awareness of acquired brain injury (ABI), and show support for survivors and families across Nova Scotia.

The event begins at 10:00 AM at Parade Square in downtown Halifax, with the ceremony starting at 10:15 AM. Drop by to connect with community members, pick up helpful resources, and stand in solidarity for brain injury awareness.

This year’s flag raising is proudly held in partnership with Aphasia Nova Scotia, highlighting the importance of communication, connection, and inclusive community support.

05/12/2026

Some words hurt more than people realize.
After a brain injury, even “well-meaning” comments can feel dismissive or isolating.

What’s something you wish people would stop saying to you after a brain injury?

Your answer might help others understand the reality of recovery.

Teletherapy--otherwise known as telepractice, or virtual therapy--enables Speech-Language Pathologists to provide qualit...
05/11/2026

Teletherapy--otherwise known as telepractice, or virtual therapy--enables Speech-Language Pathologists to provide quality services to clients in remote or underserved areas, from the comfort of your own home. To read more about our virtual services available to adults with brain injury throughout Nova Scotia, and whether they might be a good fit for your needs: https://neurability.ca/teletherapy-1

Happy Speech-Language-Hearing Month! 🎉 Take the time to talk, take the time to listen. 😊

Happy Speech-Language-Hearing Month! 🎉What does communication mean to you? Take the time to talk, take the time to list...
05/04/2026

Happy Speech-Language-Hearing Month! 🎉

What does communication mean to you? Take the time to talk, take the time to listen 😊

Following a stroke or brain injury, Speech-Language Pathologists can help you reconnect with the communication activities, conversations, and life roles that are most meaningful to you.

Supporting Return to Work after Traumatic Brain InjuryA recent study published in Neurology looked at the impact of TBI ...
04/15/2026

Supporting Return to Work after Traumatic Brain Injury

A recent study published in Neurology looked at the impact of TBI on return to work for 100,000 adults in Sweden, over five years.

"These findings reinforce what many clinicians and families already know: recovery from brain injury extends far beyond the acute phase. Supporting return-to-work, workplace accommodations, and long-term rehabilitation is critical to promoting participation, financial stability, and quality of life."
-from ABI Communication Lab, Sydney (via LinkedIn)

12/17/2025

The holidays can be a joyful time, but we know they can also be especially challenging for survivors of acquired brain injury (ABI) and their loved ones. Changes in routine, sensory overload, grief, or feelings of isolation can all feel heavier this time of year.

Please know you’re not alone. Our team is here to help, and we offer a wide range of supports and resources on our website, from navigation and peer support to education and community connection.

It’s okay to ask for help.

Music and singing can be a meaningful and powerful mode of expression and social connection for people with aphasia. An...
12/11/2025

Music and singing can be a meaningful and powerful mode of expression and social connection for people with aphasia. An international research initiative by the SingWell Project is studying the effect of choral singing on language recovery and social participation following stroke. In her Dec 4th article, CBC's Alison Northcott describes the participation of a Montréal aphasia choir in this study.

Music and singing can be a powerful and meaningful mode of expression and social connection for people with aphasia. An...
12/10/2025

Music and singing can be a powerful and meaningful mode of expression and social connection for people with aphasia. An international study by the SingWell Project, including this Montréal choir, is studying the effect of choral singing on language and social participation for people with aphasia.

See full article at CBC.ca by Alison Northcott (Dec 4, 2025)

SingWell Project: singwell.ca

Music and singing offer a meaningful and powerful channel for expression and social connection for people with aphasia....
12/10/2025

Music and singing offer a meaningful and powerful channel for expression and social connection for people with aphasia. An international study by the SingWell Project is currently looking at the effect of choral singing on language recovery and social participation following stroke, including this choir in Montréal.

See cbc.ca site for link to the full article by CBC's Alison Northcott (Dec 4, 2025).

Sing Well Project: www.singwell.org

10/16/2025

Now available: the audiobook of “Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke,” narrated by Julia Whelan — one of today’s most acclaimed voices in audiobooks.

Audiobooks are a lifeline for many stroke survivors, offering accessibility and connection when reading is harder. We’re thrilled this edition is here.

All author proceeds support Stroke Onward’s mission and future initiatives.

🔗 Learn more and find all formats: strokeonward.org/identity-theft-book/

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