Word Links: Aphasia Practice

A free, calm app for adults living with aphasia or other language difficulties, often after a stroke or brain injury. Go at your own pace, no timer. Fully offline.

Word Links: Aphasia Practice is a free, calm app for adults living with aphasia or other language difficulties, often after a stroke or brain injury. You practise finding and linking words at your own pace, with no timer and no pressure.

Each question shows you one word. Your task is to choose the word, or words, that go with it. You read short feedback after each answer, then move on at your own pace. There is no timer and no pressure. You can repeat any level as often as you like.

The app has twelve levels that build gently from easy to harder. Early levels offer two or three choices. Later levels ask you to find several words that link to the first one. Each level has more than one set of questions, so there is plenty to practise.

What is included:

• Twelve levels, easy to hard, with several question sets each
• A clear, simple design made for adults
• Adjustable text size, reduce motion, and vibration settings
• Save your place and come back later
• Works fully offline, with no account and no sign in
• No data collected

Word Links was created by George Webb, a speech and language therapist registered with the HCPC, drawing on approaches used in speech and language therapy. It is designed as practice to use between therapy sessions, or while waiting for therapy. It is not a course of treatment and is not a substitute for working with a speech and language therapist.

You can find free therapy videos and printable workbooks, and learn about working with a therapist, at speakingofwords.co.uk