UVSA - Utah Valley Stroke Association

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UVSA - Utah Valley Stroke Association Charity Organization

Mission:
- Increase the quality and participation in post-stroke care throughout Utah Valley.
- Increase education of stroke survivors, their caregivers, and the professionals caring for them.

🏊 🏖️ 🛝 🤿 It’s time for our annual Pool Party. Set those reminders and save the date of Monday August 24th. This is a fr...
25/06/2026

🏊 🏖️ 🛝 🤿 It’s time for our annual Pool Party.

Set those reminders and save the date of Monday August 24th. This is a free event for all stroke and brain injury survivors and their guests/caregivers.

We will have accessibility features available to help anyone who would like assistance swimming.
The entire area will be reserved for our group.

📅 August 24th, 2026
⏰ 6:30-8:00 PM
📍 Scera Pool in Orem
💵 Free Event
📞 RSVP- 801-357-5100

Please share with any family or friends that you would know who may be interested. This is a fantastic way to support, honor and provide for the many individuals who have been impacted by neurological conditions.

Lastly if you have any additional questions please let us know. Look forward to having you all out.

We invite you to Aphasia Day - an event to connect with others with aphasia, share stories and hope, and build communit...
01/04/2026

We invite you to Aphasia Day - an event to connect with others with aphasia, share stories and hope, and build community support. Registration is free.

Friday, April 10 from 10am-12:30pm at the BYU Wilkinson Center.

We hope to see you there!

Strike Out Stroke! Join us on Friday, March 17 at 1pm at the BYU Bowling Alley for our 11th annual free bowling party! W...
25/03/2026

Strike Out Stroke! Join us on Friday, March 17 at 1pm at the BYU Bowling Alley for our 11th annual free bowling party! We hope to see you there!

I love this! Aphasia is not the end of communication!
04/02/2026

I love this! Aphasia is not the end of communication!

Kirk Douglas once said:

“I discovered that aphasia is not the end of communication.”

Legendary actor Kirk Douglas experienced a stroke in 1996 that left him with aphasia, significantly affecting his ability to speak clearly and fluently.

Before his stroke, Kirk Douglas was known for his powerful voice and commanding presence on screen. He spoke about openly and honestly about his word finding and fluency challenges. Over time, through therapy, persistence, and support, he continued to communicate, write, and advocate for others with aphasia.

Let's all remember that aphasia is not the end of communication, but an opportunity to find another path forward!

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