by Jonathan | Apr 3, 2026 | Carers Support
When a loved one has a stroke or brain injury, we naturally look to doctors to “fix” them. This is known as the Medical Model. But once rehab ends and life at home begins, many families find more success using the Social Model. 1. Medical Model vs. Social...
by Jonathan | Apr 3, 2026 | Professionals Support
When speech is a struggle, music and art provide a powerful way to express your emotions, process trauma, and rebuild your confidence. 1. Music Therapy Music is processed in many different parts of the brain, often bypassing the areas damaged by a stroke. This is why...
by Jonathan | Apr 3, 2026 | Carers Support
A Resource for Educators, Healthcare Professionals, and Students This guide is designed to accompany the documentary On the Tip of My Tongue. It moves the conversation away from a “medical diagnosis” and towards understanding the human experience of living...
by Jonathan | Apr 3, 2026 | Carers Support
Communication is a two-way street. These simple rules help “bridge the gap” when words are difficult to find. 1. One Idea at a Time Don’t overwhelm the listener with long paragraphs. The Rule: Say one thing, then pause. Why it works: It gives the brain...
by Jonathan | Apr 3, 2026 | Professionals Support
A guide to finding help, using technology, and connecting with others. 1. How to Find a Speech Therapist There are two main ways to find a speech and language therapist in the UK: The NHS (Free Service) In most areas, you can refer yourself without a doctor. This is...
