MISSION
Atlas Aphasia Center provides community and support for people with aphasia and their loved ones. Through structured groups, we empower individuals to connect, build confidence, and strengthen their communication skills.
About Us
Atlas Aphasia Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our goal is to improve the lives of people with aphasia and their caregivers. Over 2 million Americans have aphasia, but many people have never heard of it or know what it means.
Aphasia is a language disorder following stroke, tumor, or brain injury. It affects talking, understanding, reading, and writing – but it affects everyone differently! It can range from virtually no ability to speak (severe aphasia) to occasional difficulty thinking of words (mild aphasia).
Atlas Aphasia Center offers FREE group sessions for people with aphasia after a stroke, brain injury, or brain tumor. We are here to help build a community and a support system of people who understand what you're going through.
There is no restriction on age, type of aphasia, severity, or time post-onset. If you have been discharged from traditional therapy services, you can still join us at Atlas!