There are many free video resources available for professional development or education including all of our recorded seminars. Please visit www.youtube.com/@aphasiacre
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Our most recent seminars include –
Seminar 55 – Measuring Real-World Communication of People with Aphasia: Preliminary Findings & Ethical Considerations Presentation by: Dr. Leora R. Cherney, and Laura E. Kinsey.
Empowering Tomorrow’s Clinical Aphasiologists: Strategies for Training the Next Generation of ICAP Providers Presentation by: Prof Catherine Off
Seminar 53 – International Stakeholder Perspectives, Experiences, and Priorities for Aphasia Awareness: Co-design of a Unified Campaign Presentation by: Dr Claire Bennington
The most popular seminar videos on our channel include –
The three variants of primary progressive aphasia: What are they and what helps?” Presented by Dr Anna Volkmer
Recovery from Aphasia in the first year after stroke. Presentation by: Associate Professor Stephen Wilson, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Queensland
Constraint Induced Aphasia Therapy or Multi-Modality Aphasia Therapy: which is better and for whom? presented by Professor Miranda Rose, Director of the Centre of Research Excellence in Aphaisa Recovery and Rehabilitation.
Many more resource recordings are available, these are amazing resources for Professional development and self education from worldwide experts on aphasia and communcation disability. We welcome you to visit www.youtube.com/@aphasiacre and welcome feedback on what you would like to learn or who you would like to hear from next.
Kind regards
Kelly Maskell
Centre Manager
on behalf of the Aphasia CRE team
It would be great if there could be more videos involving, or even created by, people with aphasia. This would provide a perspective on the lived experience, which would be invaluable for speech language pathologists to hear.
Hi Mark,
The Aphasia CRE is a Research Centre and therefor most of our seminar videos are diseminating research on aphaisa. There are some wonderful videos that have been created by people with aphasia that are involved with our research over on the Aphasia Victoria YouTube chanel, please visit https://www.youtube.com/@aphasiavictoria3051
Thanks for the idea of connecting to these though, I will look into how I might link them to the Aphaisa CRE YouTube channel.
Kelly – Centre Manager