21st April 2026
A welcoming support group for people living with communication difficulties following stroke or brain injury has announced its 2026 meeting schedule in Thame.
Run by Say Aphasia Thame, the group offers a relaxed and inclusive environment for individuals affected by aphasia—a condition that can impact speech, understanding, reading, and writing. Organisers say the sessions are designed to combat the isolation many people feel after diagnosis, providing a space where attendees can connect with others who share similar experiences.
The group is open to anyone, and no medical referral is required. Attendees are encouraged to drop in for informal conversation, peer support, and refreshments.
Meetings will take place at Cuttlebrook Hall, 1 Stock Road (Eastern Bypass), Thame, OX9 3FU, on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from 2:00pm to 3:30pm.
2026 Meeting Dates:
- March: 10th & 24th
- April: 14th & 28th
- May: 12th & 26th
- June: 9th & 23rd
- July: 14th & 28th
- August: 11th & 25th
Organisers emphasise that the group is as much about social connection as it is about support, offering a friendly setting for people to rebuild confidence and communication skills at their own pace.
For more information, those interested can email [email protected] or visit www.sayaphasia.org. Alternatively, enquiries can be made directly with the venue.
