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Begin with Heart: Why Simple Speech Matters

Inspire Confidence: The Power of Simple Speech

See It Clearly: Core Principles of Simple Speech

Practice with Purpose: Skills You Can Use Today

Make It Simple: Step-by-Step Techniques for Everyday Conversations

Real-Life Moments: Guided Practice Scenarios for Caregivers

Grow Your Confidence: Tools, Tracking, and Next Steps

Keep Getting Better: Quick Tools and Mini-Templates

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Simple Speech for Aphasia: Caregiver Skills for Clear Communication is a practical, beginner-friendly course designed for family members, friends, and care staff who support people living with aphasia after stroke or brain injury. In clear, everyday language, you’ll learn why simplifying speech reduces frustration, helps understanding, and strengthens relationships. You’ll discover how language processing changes after injury and how small adjustments—short sentences, key words first, natural pacing, and visual supports—can make conversations calmer and more successful. The course blends easy-to-follow principles with step-by-step techniques you can use right away: getting attention before you speak, chunking information, asking yes/no and two-choice questions, and using respectful repair strategies like rephrasing, writing a keyword, or showing an example. Guided practice scenarios walk you through real-life moments—morning routines, health talks, calls, and community outings—so you can confidently apply skills where they matter most. You’ll also receive simple tools and mini-templates, like keyword cards and a rephrase ladder, plus a quick rule of thumb for processing time. Whether you’re brand new to aphasia or looking to refresh your approach, this short course helps you speak simply without speaking down, maintain dignity, and become a true communication partner. Start today and see the difference straightforward, supportive speech can make.

P 1 Simple Speech: Clear Communication

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            <p>Simple, respectful speech can transform daily life after aphasia—for the person you care for and for you. This course equips beginners with practical, confidence-building skills to make conversations clearer and calmer, even when words are hard to find. You will learn what aphasia is (and what it isn’t), why language changes after stroke or brain injury, and how small adjustments in the way you speak reduce frustration and open the door to connection. Throughout, you are treated as a communication partner, not just a message deliverer—someone whose presence, patience, and choices shape understanding moment by moment.</p>

<p>We start with heart and move quickly to action. You’ll explore the core principles of Simple Speech—short sentences with one idea, everyday words, a natural slower pace, helpful pauses, respectful tone, and clear confirmation. Then you’ll practice step-by-step techniques you can use today: getting attention, reducing noise, “chunking” information, asking choice questions, and repairing breakdowns with repetition or rephrasing—without talking louder. Real-life scenarios guide you through morning routines, health talks, calls with family, outings in the community, and emotion check-ins, with timing tips and quick self-check prompts like “Did I use one idea?” and “Did I pause?” To help you keep growing, you’ll take away ready-to-print tools—keyword cards, yes/no supports, two-choice frames, a rephrase ladder—and simple rules of thumb such as pausing 5–10 seconds. You’ll also learn when to seek extra help from a speech-language pathologist. By the end, you’ll have the skills, tools, and confidence to create clearer conversations—and a more connected everyday life.</p>
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