Name the picture
Find the word for what you see.
Your words. Your pace. Your next step.
WordBridge
Helping people with aphasia find their words, build confidence, and reconnect.
A place for you.
However you come to WordBridge, you are welcome here.
From Losing My Words to Finding My Voice
In February 2024, I had a stroke. I lost my words, but I never lost my desire to communicate. I built WordBridge because everyone deserves a voice, a connection, and the chance to be heard.
What you can practice
Everyday words. Everyday moments. One small step at a time.
Words and sentences
Put your thoughts into words.
Conversation
Take a turn. Keep a talk going.
Real Life
The store, the doctor, your family.
Write it
Letters, words and your own ideas.
Listen and understand
Hear the words. Find the meaning.
A little different. A lot of heart.
Games, levels and streaks make room for small wins. Close answers count. Sunny cheers you on.
Your Lineup
At batYour next little step
On deckSomething to try next
In the holeA new chance to practice
Games, levels and streaks
Hear it on every screen
Close answers count
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Good questions. Simple answers.
A few things you may want to know.
What is WordBridge?
WordBridge is daily aphasia practice. Practice pictures, words, sentences, conversation, writing and listening.
Who is it for?
It is for people with aphasia. Family and speech therapists can help with practice.
Do I need a therapist?
You can practice on your own. WordBridge does not replace your speech therapist. Ask your speech therapist about your care.