Various forms of behavioral aphasia therapy span decades of research and include Melodic Intonation Therapy, 47 Constraint-Induced Language Treatment, 48 computer avatar programs, such as Aphasia Scripts, 49 and Speech Entrainment. 50 Preliminary evidence suggests that increasing the intensity of speech therapy is beneficial to aphasia recovery. 51 This has led to the development of Intensive Comprehensive Aphasia Programs or ICAPs. 52 Advances in technology have generated a surge in computerized aphasia apps for home practice53 and have prompted the rise of telerehabilitation54; however, in spite of the many therapies available, no gold standard aphasia treatment exists to date. 55 What has been established is that speech therapy to treat aphasia in any format is superior to no treatment at all43, 56 and that the intensity of treatment seems to be an important factor in the extent of recovery. 51, 52