Aphasia Lab-USC

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The University of South Carolina Aphasia Lab is dedicated to clinical research, education and community outreach to help improve recovery from aphasia.

The USC Aphasia Lab utilizes a team-based approach aimed towards improving communication function following stroke.

Photos from Aphasia Lab-USC's post 09/23/2026

We love seeing the teamwork, creativity, and encouragement that grow each time our peer-led Play on Words Drama Group comes together. 🎭

09/23/2026

🎭💚 What’s Happening Wednesday!

This week, we’re highlighting our Drama Group! 🎬

Through improv, storytelling, and role-playing, our group members can practice communication in a fun, supportive environment. It’s all about building confidence, making connections, and having fun while communicating! 🗣️✨

Drama Group reminds us that communication is about more than words—it’s about creativity, connection, and self-expression. 💚

Photos from Aphasia Lab-USC's post 09/21/2026

🧠 MYTH-BUSTING MONDAY!

❌ MYTH: Aphasia means a person is less intelligent.

✅ FACT: Aphasia affects a person’s ability to use language — not their intelligence.

Someone with aphasia may have trouble talking, understanding others, reading, writing, or using numbers. But people with aphasia still know what they want to say, have their own thoughts and opinions, and can make their own decisions. 💚

Communication may take a little more time, patience, and support — and that’s okay!

Be kind. Be patient. Include. 🫶

Photos 09/16/2026
09/15/2026

🍕 September Lunch Bunch! 🍕

Hello, Lunch Bunch friends! 👋 We’re excited to invite you to our September Lunch Bunch at Thirsty Fellow Pizzeria & Pub!

📅 Thursday, September 24th
⏰ 2:00–4:00 PM
📍 621 Gadsden Street, Columbia, SC 29201

Come find us on the porch!

Join us for an afternoon of delicious food, great conversation, and connection! 💬❤️ Lunch Bunch is a welcoming opportunity for people with aphasia, family members, care partners, friends, and supporters of our community to come together in a relaxed and supportive environment.

🍕 Check out Thirsty Fellow’s menu before you come! https://www.thirstyfellow.com/menus?menu=our-menu

Please RSVP by completing the form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=GUsqSzXRDkKLsrHNI4mYzJ4HvuBoAx5GjL5XY3f2GTFUN0Y5VUdPNVEwQVAyQVpHVlI2M001WDExOS4u&loop=1

We hope to see you there! 🍕

09/15/2026

Please join us...all are welcome! Let's talk about Living Life with Aphasia. It's Week three of our Conversations that Connect and we want to hear from YOU! 12 noon EDT today!! https://aphasia.org/event/conversations-that-connect-care-partner-series-4/

09/08/2026

Join us tomorrow, Wed 9/9 at 12noon EDT for Ask the Expert! 💬 Brooke Hatfield, MS, CCC-SLP, CAE shares strategies for empowering communication in healthcare and support, especially for those with aphasia. 🌟 Communication access is a basic human right! 💯

Photos from Aphasia Lab-USC's post 09/05/2026

💫To wrap up our graduate student introductions, let's welcome Lauren, Wyatt, Grace, and Madeline to the team!

Photos from Aphasia Lab-USC's post 09/04/2026

Happy Friday!

🌟Say hello to Levi, Sarah, and Olivia! We're excited to welcome them to our team.



Be sure to check back tomorrow for our final round of introductions!

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