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Aphasia can make it difficult to find the right words, understand others, or express your thoughts clearly—but you are not alone, and meaningful improvement is possible. Often caused by stroke or brain injury, aphasia can be frustrating and overwhelming for both individuals and their families. At Honeycomb Speech Services in Cranston, RI, Eve Spremullo, MS, CCC-SLP, provides personalized, compassionate therapy to help you reconnect, communicate more effectively, and regain confidence in everyday interactions.
Aphasia is a communication disorder that can make it difficult to speak, understand others, read, or write. It often occurs after a stroke or brain injury and can feel frustrating, isolating, and overwhelming.
You may know what you want to say but have trouble finding the words—or have difficulty understanding conversations, especially in busy or fast-paced environments. For many individuals and families, aphasia can significantly impact daily life.
At Honeycomb Speech Services, we focus on helping you reconnect with others and communicate in ways that feel meaningful and effective.
Aphasia looks different for everyone. You or your loved one may benefit from therapy if you notice:
Difficulty finding or saying the right words
Trouble understanding spoken language
Short, incomplete, or jumbled sentences
Challenges with reading or writing
Frustration during conversations
Increased effort needed to communicate basic needs
Withdrawal from social situations due to communication difficulties
Your evaluation is thorough, supportive, and tailored to you. We take the time to understand your strengths, challenges, and communication goals.
During your visit, we may:
Assess speaking, understanding, reading, and writing skills
Identify specific areas of strength and difficulty
Observe how communication impacts your daily life
Begin introducing strategies you can use right away
We also work closely with family members and caregivers, providing guidance to support communication at home.
At Honeycomb Speech Services, therapy is always individualized—because no two people experience aphasia the same way.
Treatment may focus on:
Improving word-finding and expressive language
Strengthening understanding of spoken and written language
Building longer, more functional sentences
Practicing real-life communication (phone calls, conversations, etc.)
Learning strategies to reduce frustration and increase success
Using alternative supports (such as writing, gestures, or AAC) when helpful
Our goal is not just improvement in therapy sessions—but greater confidence and success in everyday communication.
Eve Spremullo, MS, CCC-SLP, brings over 20 years of experience as a speech-language pathologist, with a strong background in working with adults with aphasia across medical and outpatient settings. Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, and focused on helping each individual make meaningful progress at their own pace.
We offer aphasia therapy:
In our Cranston, RI office
In the comfort of your home
Through secure teletherapy sessions
If you are searching for aphasia therapy near Providence, RI or support after stroke or brain injury, Honeycomb Speech Services is here to help.
Contact us today to schedule an evaluation or request an appointment online.