Client: Kevin Tholin
Hometown: Kewanee, Illinois
It has been decades since Kevin Tholin attended the University of Michigan Aphasia Program — but he credits his time spent at U-M with making those years more valuable to him.
“I’ve been…
UMAP Application CenterWelcome to the University of Michigan Aphasia Program (UMAP)! Below you will find all of our application links and documents to help you apply for UMAP. Click to Open UMAP Application(opens in new tab)Good Things to Know About…
The University of Michigan Aphasia Program (UMAP) wrote an article about the importance of intensity in treating aphasia, a communication disorder that results from damage to certain parts of the brain following stroke, illness, or injury. The article appeared in…
Jo Anne Nestico of Harrison Township, Michigan, first experienced language problems when she was eating dinner with her husband. She said she felt fine, but she couldn’t speak in sentences and words that were different than the ones she was…
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