Background: Having a stroke and aphasia can profoundly affect a person's social
relationships. Further, poor social support is associated with adverse post-stroke outcomes …

Background: The ability to return to social activities and roles is an important focus of
rehabilitation for people affected by stroke. Rehabilitation professionals currently have …

Objective To determine factors that contribute to living well with aphasia in the first 12
months poststroke. Design Prospective longitudinal cohort study. Setting Hospitalized care …

Background: Aphasia robs people of their previously established identities and limits their
ability to fully participate in life activities. In an effort to help people with aphasia (PWA) …

Objective To examine individual-and environmental-level factors associated with perceived
participation performance and satisfaction in people with chronic stroke. Design Cross …

Purpose To conduct a scoping review on five individual social determinants of health
(SDOHs): gender, education, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and social support, in relation …

Background: Increasingly, clinicians and researchers emphasise the need to investigate the
social consequences of living with aphasia. While the importance of social affiliation and …

This article reports results from a qualitative study in the UK of people with aphasia who
have been involved in volunteering. The study describes their experiences; explores, from …

Purpose: The language changes experienced by a person with aphasia following a stroke
often have sudden and longlasting negative impact on friendships. Friendship relationships …

Abstract Language and lifestyle changes experienced following the onset of aphasia extend
beyond the individual to impact family members of persons with aphasia. Research …