This study is being done to learn more about post-stroke fatigue and how it may affect language and attention in people with aphasia. Researchers will also study whether transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), paired with language therapy, can improve language, attention, and fatigue after stroke.

You or your loved one may be eligible for this study if you or they meet the following criteria.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Experiencing fatigue after a stroke
• Have difficulty understanding or producing language (aphasia)
• Ages 18+

If you or your loved one are interested in participating:

1. Complete a brief online screening questionnaire
   about 5–10 minutes.
2. Complete language and cognitive testing
   about 2 hours, either online or in person. This testing will determine eligibility for the treatment portion of the study.
3. Complete a pre-treatment visit
   about 2 hours, in person.
4. Complete 10 treatment sessions
   about 1.5 hours each. During these sessions, participants will receive tDCS along with language or attention/language therapy.
5. Complete a post-treatment visit
   about 2 hours, within 1 week after the last treatment session.
6. Complete a follow-up visit
   about 2 hours, approximately 3 months after the last treatment session.

The study is being conducted within 100 miles of Syracuse, New York, or Ann Arbor, Michigan. Some participants may be eligible for help with transportation and accommodations.

Eligible participants can receive up to $200 for completing the study. Depending on your location, transportation and accommodations may also be available.

There is no cost for you or your loved one to participate in our research study.