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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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HARC Program Highlight Luncheon 2024 Charlene
Charlene is one of the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center's participants who is living successfully with aphasia. The Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC) provides a communication skills program, education, advocacy, resources, and research for people with aphasia, their caregivers, and the greater Houston community. HARC creates a safe haven where participants engage in supported communication, therapeutic socialization, recreation, and camaraderie to fully participate in life.
Learn more www.harctx.org
Learn more www.harctx.org
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Regina shares her journey with Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA)
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HARC's courageous participant Regina, shares her story about aphasia at the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center’s “Let’s Talk” Luncheon 2019 Wednesday, March 27, 2019. On December 12, 2023, the world lost an incredible soul! Regina, 80 years, passed away peacefully in her sleep after a 5-year 8-month battle with Primary Progressive Aphasia. She has left an impact on all at HARC and her legacy and s...
HARC Healthy 2023: Week 1 Physical
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HARC Healthy Challenge, a 7-week campaign focused on creating a lifestyle that values mind, body, spirit, and social connections with those with aphasia and the community. This week, we focus on Physical Health, recognizing the need for physical activity, diet, sleep, and nutrition. Set your goals and become a HARC Healthy Hero. Share your goal this week in groups and invite your community to j...
HARC "Let's Talk" Luncheon 2023
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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center’s “Let’s Talk” Luncheon 2023 March 30, 2023. Join Jeri Ward, Syan Rhodes, and sing along with the HARC Heralds, an aphasia choir, for the annual fundraiser supporting HARC’s aphasia center. Meet Derrick, one of HARC’s participants, and his wife, Kendra. They will share their courageous journey with aphasia. The Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (“HARC”) provides a ...
HARC Music and Language Program, HARC Participant Plays Guitar 2012
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For more information about the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC), visit their website at www.harctx.org, (713) 781-7100. Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC) is a non-profit wellness center for persons with aphasia. HARC offers language-based programs which provide various opportunities for participants to further their language recovery in a supportive environment. By coming to HARC, ou...
Dr. Blair Justice, 2013 Houston Aphasia Recovery Center Luncheon Honoree
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"Let's Talk Luncheon," on March 7, 2013, benefiting the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC), was a touching tribute to Dr. Justice, who, after a stroke in 2008 with resulting aphasia, helped found HARC making the center part of his legacy. BLAIR JUSTICE, Ph.D. embodies the Greatest Generation. His rich and long life has been about learning and sharing what he learned through writing, teachin...
HARC Let's Talk Luncheon Video 2012
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For more information about the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC), visit their website at www.harctx.org, (713) 781-7100. Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC) is a non-profit wellness center for persons with aphasia. HARC offers language-based programs which provide various opportunities for participants to further their language recovery in a supportive environment. By coming to HARC, ou...
Sean Maloney, Houston Aphasia Recovery Center's 2013 Let's Talk Luncheon Speaker
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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center's luncheon speaker, Sean Maloney, former Chairman of Intel China, shared the compelling story of his stroke and inspirational journey to find his voice again at the HARC luncheon on March 7, 2013. Maloney, who has been described as "one of the world's best communicators," emphasized that even faced with aphasia, the most important thing is never to give up. Houst...
Join us at HARC
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Join us back In HARC’s permanent space 5005 Woodway, Suite 110. The Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (“HARC”) provides a communication skills program, education, advocacy, resources, and research for people with aphasia, their caregivers, and the greater Houston community. HARC creates a safe haven where participants engage in supported communication, therapeutic socialization, recreation and ca...
Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC) Musical, "Aphasia Takes Flight"
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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center (HARC) Musical, "Aphasia Takes Flight"
Houston Aphasia Recovery Center "Let's Talk" Luncheon 2022
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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center "Let's Talk" Luncheon 2022
Houston Aphasia Recovery Center: Matt's Journey
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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center: Matt's Journey
Celebration Station- HARC- Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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Celebration Station- HARC- Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
'Relaxation Station' HARC- Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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'Relaxation Station' HARC- Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
In the News - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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In the News - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
Coffee Chat (A conversation about movies) - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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Coffee Chat (A conversation about movies) - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
Where in the World : (Brazil) - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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Where in the World : (Brazil) - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
"Language Games" - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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"Language Games" - HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
" Movin' & Groovin' " HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
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" Movin' & Groovin' " HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
HARC Virtual Musical: Aphasia Beyond the Screen
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HARC Virtual Musical: Aphasia Beyond the Screen
Houston Aphasia Recovery Center shares Cheryl's Story
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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center shares Cheryl's Story
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God bless this man and his wife (as well as all folks suffering from aphasia…). Randy had his major health problems in July of 2013 and my dear husband died from pancreatic cancer on August 9, 2013… so very grateful that Randy was able to “pull through “…my husband fought pancreatic cancer for 52 months…❤️🙏🌹
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Such a loving dog I'm praying for both of you 🙏
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Such a ham!
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how can I become a part of this my husband had a stroke this past feb we work everyday on his speech. God bless you Randy may you cont to improve.
Hi Sandy, where do you all live? We are happy to help visit www.harctx.org
@@houstonaphasiarecoverycent9313 stendal Indiana
this is all phoney travis is faking this as she say 8 years out you have to be stupid or blind not to see thru this fake crap
Such a wonderful handsome man. A beautiful smile. I love you Sir!!
Amazing story. So glad we can hear first hand how this program makes a difference.
Thank God you two didn't give up. Randy is very strong.and Mary you are so strong God bless you both.
Love you both Matt and TJ! Great video and so proud of you both.
Love it Matt! - CW
Phenomenal Video! Way to go, Matt!! Tony
My husband recently suffered a stroke like Randy. Please help me understand it better and what I need to do in the future with and for him
Randy and Mary’s part starts about 10:10.
Always and forever gonna love Randy. Loved your book🙏❤️
Amen and Amen
Randy don't give up there is always new medical developments I've worked with stroke pts.and I saw a lot of people who were in the same boat as you. And they overcame their disability and although their speech wasn't back 100 % they could be understood and one patient that was able to get the ability to play the piano and sing amazing grace .
I agree with Brenda Smith, forever and ever Amen
I had the honor of taking care of my step dad that had a stroke in 2011 2 years after retiring from being a firefighter. Verbal asphasia was what bothered him more.but that side of the brain gave him that chance to sing. Randy Travis was is number 1 country singer and up to the day he passed in 2016 he would have me get his cds to play Randy Travis and this gave him his life back. Much love and prayers to you and your voice🙏🏼❤️
I have a daughter with aphasia since 2 years ago and she can not talk even pronounce a letter.
I love randy travis if it was not for him I would not even have started singing on my 2 youtube channels. Thank you for that Randy Travis.
There's an Ole saying. You think you've got it bad, someone's got it worse. God bless you all.
thank you Randy and Mary
Thanks for the comment, I hope you will never stop listening to my music... Contact me on my private email (randytravismusicgroup@gmail.com)...
Randy i love you always and forever im praying for you everyday
Thanks for the comment, I hope you will never stop listening to my music... Contact me on my private email (randytravismusicgroup@gmail.com)....
Thanks!
Thanks 🥇🧠🌟💯❤️
- Thank you, Randy and Mary, for the kind things you said about my book.
Thanks for the comment, I hope you will never stop listening to my music... Contact me on my private email (randytravismusicgroup@gmail.com).....
Thank you for sharing Randy's story. My dear dear friend was diagnosed with Aphasia and Apraxia of speech about 10 years ago.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. My husband was in a motorcycle accident and suffered a severe TBI. Which left him with aphasia and apraxia. And even one of his doctor's didn't know what it was and tried to label him as mentally retarded.
Thanks for the comment, I hope you will never stop listening to my music... Contact me on my private email (randytravismusicgroup@gmail.com) ..
Can Randy speak ?
No. Randy can't speak but he can sing, so I'm still praying for his recovery 100% to become whole again. Amen.
@@kristinatidwell6563 Thanks for the comment, I hope you will never stop listening to my music... Contact me on my private email (randytravismusicgroup@gmail.com)
Thank you Randy, for your wonderful music. My Dad is 88 and has dementia. Your music reaches him deeply. He taps his feet in time, whistles and likes to match those low notes in "It's Just A Matter of Time." He even yells out, "YEEEE HAWWWWWW!" Boy, that guy has a great voice and sure can play! Thank you Randy and the very best in your journey. Don and Karen Manion in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
Hope you have a complete recovery...BIG FAN...Love your music
Randy had a stroke that wasn't diagnosed quick enough so there's some damage to his health. Just keep praying for his recovery, bc the more we pray that means God is listening.
All the best dear Randy and Mary.Kurt from Switzerland
Love you Randy and your songs. Praying for a complete recovery.
Randy; We are going to love you forever and ever Amen.
Amen!
Randy, our love for you is deeper than the holler.
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Love lee sad to see him like this hope he gets better.
What a great video to show HARC as the vibrant aphasia friendly organization that it is!