Health / Wellness Meeting / Club Family-Friendly
[email protected]
902-698-9661
(COVID-19 restrictions will be used, including masks and physical distancing.)
Practice speech and language skills in a safe and supportive setting, learn more about YOUR aphasia, and socialize with families living with aphasia.
The Mission of the Expressive Café is to improve communication skills using expressive and receptive activities in a safe environment. Get together with others who have aphasia, family, friends and volunteers for:
- Listen to other peoples stories
- Make new friends and contribute to our community
- Engage in leisure activities
Aphasia impacts a person’s ability to express language and process language - speech, writing and reading. It is a disorder of isolation, confidence and frustration, in part because people who have aphasia can’t communicate their ideas, thoughts and experience. We lack public support and services to assist our journey to recovery
Please add the Expressive Cafe to your schedule for the last Saturday in the month. Held at the VCLA Building at 118 Oakdene Ave., Kentville, NS from 2 -4 pm.
Any questions about the Expressive Cafe: Call Mike at 902-698-9661, email: [email protected].
All other information, contact Aphasia Nova Scotia 902-445-4960 or email [email protected].
[email protected]
902-698-9661
(COVID-19 restrictions will be used, including masks and physical distancing.)
Practice speech and language skills in a safe and supportive setting, learn more about YOUR aphasia, and socialize with families living with aphasia.
The Mission of the Expressive Café is to improve communication skills using expressive and receptive activities in a safe environment. Get together with others who have aphasia, family, friends and volunteers for:
- Listen to other peoples stories
- Make new friends and contribute to our community
- Engage in leisure activities
Aphasia impacts a person’s ability to express language and process language - speech, writing and reading. It is a disorder of isolation, confidence and frustration, in part because people who have aphasia can’t communicate their ideas, thoughts and experience. We lack public support and services to assist our journey to recovery
Please add the Expressive Cafe to your schedule for the last Saturday in the month. Held at the VCLA Building at 118 Oakdene Ave., Kentville, NS from 2 -4 pm.
Any questions about the Expressive Cafe: Call Mike at 902-698-9661, email: [email protected].
All other information, contact Aphasia Nova Scotia 902-445-4960 or email [email protected].
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Free
| Other Events at VCLA Community Hub |
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| Tue Dec 9, 6:30pm Song Circle |
| Tue Dec 9, 1:30pm Lifelong Learning Cafe |