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Practical advice, real experience, and product updates for people living with communication challenges — and the people who love them.

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FeaturedAphasia

How to support someone who knows what they want to say — but can't get the words out.

Practical, dignity-first strategies for conversations with a person living with aphasia or another communication challenge: give time, resist the urge to finish sentences, and open every channel you can.

The ExpressAgain TeamJuly 14, 20264 min read

Product Updates

What's new at ExpressAgain: Summer 2026 update.

The Family Circle feed, personal cloned voices, therapist access, the care journal with its printable Care Team Report, narrated lesson videos, and single-use invite codes — what shipped and why.

The ExpressAgain TeamJuly 21, 20263 min read

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Accessibility

Designing communication tools people can actually use: what accessibility means to us.

Big targets, honest contrast, read-aloud everywhere, and practice that is never graded. How we think about building for hands that tremble, eyes that tire, and days that vary.

The ExpressAgain TeamJune 30, 20263 min read

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Aphasia

What aphasia is — and what it isn't.

Aphasia affects language, not intelligence. It comes in different forms, and it changes from day to day — here's what that means for the people living with it, and everyone who talks with them.

The ExpressAgain TeamJune 16, 20263 min read

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Clinicians

Supporting carryover: practical ways to keep communication practice alive between sessions.

For clinicians, the hardest part of the week is the part you're not there for. Ideas for making home practice functional, coaching communication partners, and keeping the loop closed between visits.

The ExpressAgain TeamJune 2, 20263 min read

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Stroke Recovery

Life after stroke: what recovery really looks like — and why slow progress is still progress.

Recovery is not a montage. It is uneven, tiring, sometimes discouraging — and it keeps going far longer than most people expect. An honest look at the road, for survivors and the people walking it with them.

The ExpressAgain TeamMay 26, 20263 min read

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Caregivers

Five ways families can support communication at home.

Therapy hours are few; home hours are many. Small, repeatable habits — built into meals, routines, and family life — are where communication recovery quietly happens.

The ExpressAgain TeamMay 12, 20263 min read

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