Aphasia (uh-fay-zhuh) A loss or reduction of language (i.e., speaking, understanding, reading, and/or writing) following brain damage, typically as a result of a stroke.

Who We Are

The Aphasia Center of California provides high quality, cutting-edge services that enhance communication skills, quality of life, and overall well-being for those affected by aphasia. We offer a “lifeline” for participating individuals, their families, and caregivers—creating a community of people that support and understand one another—while providing stories of hope and success.  Read More

To join our groups:

Our speech therapist will meet with you to talk about your needs and find the best fit for you.

 

El Centro de Afasia de California provee servicios de alta calidad para potenciar las habilidades comunicativas, la calidad de vida, y sobre todo el bienestar de las personas afectadas por la afasia.  Ofrecemos apoyo para los participantes, sus familias y sus cuidadores, creando así una comunidad de personas que se apoyan y se entienden unos con otros, creando así historias de esperanza.

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Recent News

HOLIDAY CLOSURES

Happy Holidays! Please note that there will be no online groups from Monday, December 23, through Friday, January 3. Groups will resume January 6, 2025 and we will return all emails and phone messages at that time. Also, don’t forget to send in your donations before the end of the year to double your impact! […]
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Meet Our New ED!

We are thrilled to share some wonderful news with our community! After a very successful search, Sarah Burton will be joining the Aphasia Center of California as our new Executive Director. Sarah brings a wealth of experience, deep passion, and strong leadership skills that align perfectly with our mission. We are confident she will continue […]
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NEW: PPA Care Partner Group

This Care Partner Group is intended for family members or others providing care to people living with Primary Progressive Aphasia.  Contact us to sign up today!
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