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Start with you
Your goals.
Your starting point.
A few simple questions help you find your way in. Choose the skills you’d like to practise and take the next step from there.
Let’s find your starting pointDaily speech & brain practice
Little steps.
More possibilities.
Speech, language, and everyday thinking skills.
Practice for life after stroke, built around you.
01 / Skills for everyday life
The words.
The moments.
The everyday.
Finding a name. Following a conversation. Reading a message.
Choose the skills you want to work on. Brain Coach gives you a clear place to practise them.
Explore a skill02 / Try the practiceInteractive preview
Practice you can
get a feel for.
Five skill areas, ready to explore.
Choose one and try an exercise.
Speaking & wordsA little practice
Find the word
Choose the word for this picture.
Enable JavaScript to try this practice preview.
Take your time. There’s no rush.
An interactive preview of the experience. This is not an assessment.
03 / Make a little room for you
A daily habit.
Made to feel doable.
Less figuring out what to do.
More getting into your own rhythm.
Your goals.
Find my words
Stay focused02
Find your rhythm
Open your practice.
Take a little step.
A clear lesson path gives you somewhere to begin. Find words, listen, read, or explore a different skill. Repeat an activity when you need to.
Clear instructions. Helpful clues. Plenty of encouragement.
One step at your pace.
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Keep showing up for you
See the practice.
Celebrate the effort.
Your progress calendar makes the days you’ve practised easy to see. Set a gentle reminder and build a routine that belongs to you.
Every return is a little reason to feel good.A little each day
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A little effort.
A lovely habit in the making.
Illustrative calendarA softer place to practise
You don’t have to
do it all today.
Large text. Clear choices. Space to try again.
Some days a little is exactly enough.
04 / For someone you love
You’re part of the journey, too
A helping hand.
A little reassurance.
Helping someone after a stroke can mean finding a new rhythm together. Brain Coach offers a simple way to make practice part of everyday life.
- Clear activities to explore together
- A familiar routine to come back to
- Practice alongside professional therapy
05 / A few good questions
Good to know.
A little clarity
before you begin.
Who is Brain Coach for?
Brain Coach is designed for adults who want to practise speech, language, and everyday cognitive skills after a stroke. Families and carers can explore the practice together, too.
What can I practise?
Explore five areas: speaking and words, understanding, memory and recall, focus and attention, and numbers and time. Activities include picture naming, reading, listening, and working with everyday numbers.
How much time do I need?
Start with a little room in your day. You can work through your practice in short sessions and return when it suits you. Choose a routine that feels manageable for you.
Does it replace speech therapy?
No. Brain Coach supports practice between sessions. It is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical care, speech therapy, or rehabilitation. Follow the advice of your doctor or therapist.
Where can I use Brain Coach?
You can get started in your web browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. There’s no installation needed for the web experience. Already have an account? Use the Log in link to open your practice.
How do I get started?
Choose “Find my starting point” and answer a few questions about your goals. Some exercises and features require a purchase. Available plans, prices, and any trial terms are shown before you buy.
Your next little step
Let’s make room
for possibility.
A little practice. A familiar routine. A place to begin.
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