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Tips for living with aphasia

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By Emma Beesley
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Tips for going out in the community

In this video, Emma shares some tips for going out in the community for a person with aphasia.
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Tips for helping with concentrating

In this video, Emma talks about some tips for a person with aphasia to help them concentrate.
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Tips to help communicate with people with aphasia

In this video, Emma shares some tips to help communicate with a person with aphasia.
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What is aphasia?

Emma will record a series of videos about aphasia, offering tips and practical advice.
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What are the types of aphasia?

In this video, Emma explains some of the different types of aphasia.
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