Reimagining Creativity After Stroke with Dr. Jess Johansson
About this episode
The episode discusses creativity and support for people with aphasia after a stroke, featuring Dr. Jess Johansson.
Send us Fan Mail Creativity, Hope, and Life After Stroke: Supporting People with Aphasia Beyond Rehab Hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons introduce their “On the Tip of My Tongue” podcast, a follow-up to Jonathan’s film about aphasia, a brain-injury condition often caused by stroke that affects language in speaking, writing, reading, and texting; they note 350,000 people in the UK have aphasia yet public awareness is low compared with Parkinson’s. Guest Dr. Jess Johansson, a senior stroke ...
People in this episode
Hosts: Rob Edwards, Jonathan Hirons
Guest: Dr. Jess Johansson
Topics covered
- creativity
- aphasia
- stroke recovery
- public awareness
- health support
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: On the Tip of My Tongue, UK
Books & works: film about aphasia
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