How can aphasia confident help me?
Aphasia Confident helps you see aphasia not only as a challenge but as a path to growth and connection. Through Kirsten’s lived experience and career in communication, you’ll learn practical tools, encouragement, and new ways to share your voice with confidence.
CONNECT WITH KIRSTEN:
Aphasia Confident community group:
Braver Space for Insights
Braver Space for Insights
Braver Space for Insights
We hold the space where you can be braver. Each week we will explore communication strategies and have a focused discussion. Here you will discover what it means to feel Aphasia Confident.
Leadership Development
Braver Space for Insights
Braver Space for Insights
By being part of this space, you may discover your leadership, even with Aphaisa. You will receive a library of resources and ideas that you can take with you and share with others.
Personal Growth
Braver Space for Insights
Through out conversations you get to explore your personal growth. Aphasia is a hard realitity and it is also a gift that we get to give ourselves. Just show up and see what unfolds.
Group of Friends
Friends are everything when we have Aphasia. Sometimes it's okay to laugh out loud and other times we simply have to cry. We are here for you and together we gain friendships that are meaningful and true.
Stress Management
Stress Management
The more we can be ourselves and speak up how we need to, the more we are able to reduce our stress and live authentically. Aphasia Confident is here to help you stress less and find more joy.
Laugh Out Loud
Stress Management
Seriously, we do need to laugh more because life with Aphasia is not easy. Come help us laugh out loud more! Goa a good joke? Have a funny story to share? I certainly do...
Get Book | Join Community Group Online or In-person
The Aphasia Confident Community Group & Book Club is a welcoming space to gather, share, and grow. Each week we explore uplifting topics from Kirsten's book called Aphasai Confident. The hardest part is just shwoing up, so don't let that get in your way. Kirsten has aphasia, too! Connect with wonderful people, and practice our voices in a supportive, brave space.