Speech & language exercises
Naming, word-finding, listening and speaking tasks that target the everyday skills aphasia affects most.
Speech & language practice for life after stroke
Brain Coach turns recovery into a calm daily habit. Short, friendly speech and language exercises — at your own pace, with no time pressure and gentle encouragement the whole way.
After a stroke, finding words again takes daily practice — but clinical drills can feel cold and discouraging. Brain Coach is built to be the opposite: warm, patient, and easy to come back to. Every session is short, every win is celebrated, and there's never a clock counting down.
How it works
A short set of exercises is ready for you each day. No setup, no decisions — just tap to begin.
Name pictures, find words, and speak out loud. Listen, repeat, and try again as many times as you like.
Watch your streak grow and your skills build. Gentle reminders help the habit stick.
Therapy areas
Each area targets a different skill affected by stroke. Tap or hover a card to see how it helps.
What's inside
Naming, word-finding, listening and speaking tasks that target the everyday skills aphasia affects most.
Nothing is timed. Pause, repeat, and take breaks whenever you need — recovery is not a race.
Clear, kind responses that celebrate effort. Mistakes are just another try, never a failure.
Streaks and simple milestones turn daily effort into visible momentum that keeps you going.
A friendly nudge at a time that suits you helps practice become a comfortable daily habit.
Large text and big buttons designed for clarity. Use it on a phone, tablet or computer — no app store needed.
Stories
After my stroke the words just wouldn't come. A few quiet minutes with Brain Coach each morning gave me back my confidence — now I finish my sentences again.
We sit down together at the table and do it side by side. It never rushes her, and we both look forward to watching the streak grow.
No clock, no pressure — I practise from my chair whenever I feel like it. Little by little, the words keep coming back.
For families & carers
Brain Coach gives your loved one a calm, independent way to keep practising between therapy sessions — without needing you beside them every step. It's simple enough to use alone, and reassuring to know it's there every day.
Questions
Adults recovering from a stroke who want to rebuild speech and language skills (aphasia). It's designed to be calm and easy to use, even if reading and words feel harder than they used to.
No. Brain Coach runs right in your web browser on any phone, tablet or computer. You can also add it to your home screen for one-tap access.
Just a few minutes. Sessions are short on purpose, so practice feels doable every day rather than overwhelming.
No — Brain Coach is daily practice to use alongside the care of a speech and language therapist, not a replacement for professional treatment.
Tap “Start today”, answer a few quick questions, and you'll get your first practice session right away.
A few calm minutes a day can help bring your words back. No app store, no pressure.
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