Aphasia Info
A Blog written by Lori Bartels-Tobin, Ph.D, CCC-SLP (Director of Intensive Aphasia Center at Steps Forward LLC). Includes various aphasia tips and myths from a professional perspective.

Aphasia NYC Blogger
A Blog written by Dorothy E. Ross, Ph.D., CCC-SLP and others (see blog). Administrator Adam Miller (Person Living Successfully with Aphasia) daily looks up articles on the internet and posts them on the Blog. "To empower people who are affected by aphasia to access and negotiate the services and opportunities they need for a better life."

Aphasia Support Group
A Blog written by Kimberly Robbins (SLP). "Being a speech-language pathologist, I often see how so many lives are affected when a person suffers from aphasia. I frequently talk with family members of my aphasic patients and see their frustrations, uncertainty and emotions first hand. It is my hope that by creating this blog I can reach out and help people who's lives have been affected by aphasia and hopefully give them some type of support and hope."

Aphasia Toolbox
A Blog written by William Connors, M.A., CCC-SLP. Discusses various treatment methods.

Chippewa Valley Aphasia Group
A Blog written by the Chippewa Valley Aphasia Group in Eau Claire, WI.

Expressive Aphasia
A Blog written by Banu Turhan. "In August 2006 I had a stroke which ended up with aphasia, appraxia and dysathria. Now that I have almost recovered, I want to share my experience with fellow stroke survivors, their caregivers and the medical community. My blog is about day by day account of what happened with me. And various treatments of Aphasia, Apraxia, Dysarthria that went well."

Video
A blog by Robert D. Muni (Person Living Successfully with Aphasia). Includes various videos about aphasia.

World Aphasia
A blog by Robert D. Muni (Person Living Successfully with Aphasia). Includes various information about aphasia.

Adult Communication Disorders
A Blog written by Lucia Scheffel (SLP). "This blog is designed to share information and discuss topics related to adult communication disorders. More specifically, it will focus on aspects regarding augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) for individuals with aphasia."