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Below you will find a number of online resources.
You can also purchase physical resources in our Shop.


In 2025, the AAA turns 25 years old! 🥳

This year, for Aphasia Awareness Month (June) – we are sharing
25 ways to raise awareness of aphasia in 2025

There are lots of ideas (25!) about ways to
help people understand aphasia better.

25  Ways to Raise Awareness of Aphasia in 2025

 


The Aphasia Handbook is now available!

The Aphasia Handbook was developed in partnership with the AAA and the Stroke Foundation.

You can download the Aphasia Handbook for free.

You can also purchase hard copies of the Aphasia Handbook at the Stroke Foundation website.

Download the Handbook (PDF)

Purchase the Handbook (hard copies)


The Primary Progressive Aphasia Guide is now available!

The Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA) Guide
was developed in by the AAA in partnership with PPA experts.

You can download the PPA Guide for free below.

Download the PPA Guide

 

 

 


Tip sheets for supporting communication with aphasia

For Aphasia Awareness Month in 2023, the AAA produced a series of
5 leaflets about aphasia, and supporting communication with people who have aphasia.

You can download the leaflets below.

  • You can download each one by itself,      OR
  • you can download all of them together in the combined document.

1. What is Aphasia?

2. General Communication Tips

 3. Tips for Getting the Message Across

 4. Tips to Help Understanding

 5. Tips for Reading

COMBINED LEAFLETS


Other AAA Resources

Template for a letter to your local politician
You can download this template, and change it however you like.
📄 Letter to my MP about aphasia

AAA charter of rights for people with aphasia.
AAA Aphasia Charter of Rights

LEAVING Checklist to assist hospital discharge planning for aphasia:
LEAVING Checklist – AAA


Other resources

There are also many local supports for people with aphasia and their families across Australia.

We can help link you to

Australian aphasia organisations:

Aphasia WA

Aphasia Victoria

Aphasia SA

Aphasia Groups in your local area

Australian Stroke, Speech Pathology and Other Organisations:

Speech Pathology Australia including the ‘Find a speech pathologist‘ page

Stroke Supports through the Stroke Foundation and EnableMe

Stroke Recovery NSW

Carers Australia

Aphasia and Stroke Organisations Outside Australia:

UK Stroke Association

National Aphasia Association (USA)

Aphasia Access

AphasiaNZ

Association Internationale Aphasie

 

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