Created by a stroke survivor in collaboration with speech-language therapists — a tool to generate personalized therapy materials in minutes.
Create reading passages, naming tasks, and functional practice materials in under a minute.
Adapt exercises to your patient’s age, interests, and therapy goals.
AI outputs are drafts — always reviewed and integrated with your professional judgment.
Act as a speech therapist. Create reading material for a 65-year-old patient with mild aphasia who enjoys gardening. Use 4–6 words per sentence, present tense, and include 3 comprehension questions.
I'm not here to teach you about speech therapy - you already know far more than I ever will. But I did discover something during my recovery that might address some of the daily challenges I watched my therapists face. I'd like to share what I found and get your thoughts on whether it could be useful.
Broca's aphasia left me searching for answers about what happened to me
Used AI to research my condition and understand recovery possibilities
Realized AI could create personalized therapy materials in minutes, not hours
Worked with therapists to turn discovery into practical clinical tools
"AI doesn't make therapy less personal - when used thoughtfully, it makes therapy more personal than ever before. Every patient deserves materials that speak directly to who they are and who they want to become again."
You can start experimenting with AI for therapy materials right now:
Act as a speech therapist. Create reading material for a 45-year-old patient with moderate Broca's aphasia who works in [PROFESSION] and enjoys [HOBBY]. Use 4-6 words per sentence, present tense, high school reading level, with 3 comprehension questions.