The Aphasia Therapy Finder: a new, free resource for clinicians wanting to implement evidence-based aphasia therapy

Dear Colleagues,

The Aphasia Therapy Finder (ATF) is a searchable database of 25 evidence-based aphasia therapies. It was developed by a working group of the Collaboration of Aphasia Trialists led by Aphasia CRE Director and project team lead Professor Miranda Rose, with funding from The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia. 

Speech pathologists from around the world told us it is hard to learn about new aphasia therapies and access the resources required to implement in clinical practice.

We worked with over 60 aphasia researchers to build the ATF. Therapy profiles contain detailed descriptions of the evidence supporting each therapy and include step-by-step instructions, instructional videos, and links to high-quality therapy resources. You can see a brief video demonstration of the ATF here

We are pleased to offer free, public access to the Aphasia Therapy Finder and you can register at www.aphasiatherapyfinder.com

Kind regards

Miranda Rose

on behalf of the ATF project team, CATS Working Group 4

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