Please visit the following sites for more information about aphasia: American Heart Association Similar content to American Stroke Association, with links between the two sites. American Speech-Language Hearing Association National American association website. Includes basic information on aphasia, an online directory of certified Speech-Language Pathologists, and information on health insurance coverage for speech services. American Stroke Association Broad site on all aspects of stroke recovery. A search for 'aphasia' on this site provides communication tips, types of aphasia, and available brochures. Site also has free subscription to Stroke Connection Magazine (US only). Aphasia Hope Foundation A nonprofit organization focusing on providing information about aphasia treatment, tips, research and resources. Provides a place for individuals affected by aphasia to share their stories. Family Caregivers Association of Nova Scotia A website that provides support and information to individuals caring for a family member in Nova Scotia. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Information about stroke prevention, signs and symptoms of stroke, possible outcomes including aphasia, and treatments available. Lots of information on healthy living and community resources. Mayo Clinic Series of articles that discuss aphasia, stroke and potential outcomes. Includes information about treatment and suggestions for improving communication with individuals whose abilities have been affected by a stroke. National Aphasia Association US-based, nonprofit organization for people with aphasia and their families. The site includes fact sheets on aphasia, community resources, support group information, and current news about aphasia. The NAA sponsors a bi-yearly conference for individuals with aphasia, family members and health professionals called "Speaking Out". National Family Caregivers Association A support resource for family caregivers. Includes information on caring for yourself as a caregiver, and also resources for finding respite care and information on topics specific to caring for a loved one. National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders Information on aphasia, including communication disorders that may result and strategies for communicating with someone with aphasia. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke User-friendly site provides information on stroke prevention, outcomes, and treatment options, as well as FAQ and links to more complex information. National Stroke Association Information for stroke survivors and their caregivers about some of the symptoms that may be associated with stroke, including communication problems and Recovery Fact Sheets that can be downloaded and give information about the possible physical, mental, and emotional results of stroke written in language that is easy to understand. It also includes a list of resources and organizations with phone number and websites. Includes a link to subscribe to the free StrokeSmart magazine for stroke survivors. Stroke Network A website that stroke survivors or their family members may join and gain access to online support groups, message boards, and information about stroke and recovery. It is free to register with the website, and registration provides access to a wide range of message boards. Stroke Survivors Ottawa Provides help to stroke survivors and families. Includes definitions and tips. The site focuses on aphasia as well as all aspects of stroke recovery. Stroke Survivor A website for stroke survivors and caregivers that provides resources, links, and articles encouraging stroke survivors to continue to live actively. Created by stroke survivor and author Paul Berger. Young Stroke Survivors Some aphasia information, stroke survivor stories, caregiver information, message board, links to other sites including American Heart Association heart healthy cookbook.