Our M-MAT Tele study is offering 30 hours of aphasia therapy for people with aphasia following a stroke. It’s delivered over telehealth and available anywhere in Australia 🇦🇺. We are looking for Australian adults who: Have aphasia from a stroke which happened in the last 10 months Spoke English before their stroke Don’t have another … Continue reading M-MAT Tele study is offering 30 hours of aphasia therapy for people with aphasia following a stroke
Category: Research – Get Involved
ASA 2025 – ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 14 JULY
3 July 2025 Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia (ASAMelb2025) La Trobe University, Melbourne 27th and 28th November 2025. We are excited to invite clinicians and researchers to present research or clinical innovation projects to an audience of researchers and clinicians from various disciplines and work settings (e.g., speech pathology, psychology, hospitals, community, universities). Abstracts are … Continue reading ASA 2025 – ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 14 JULY
Allied Health and Stroke Rehabilitation Clinicians Survey
Our colleagues at Monash University would like input from Allied health and stroke rehabilitation clinicians. View the full explanatory statement here -https://drive.google.com/file/d/19wnbTxeDlzR7Z7o9YxSYB8Q0YNd1LQII/view?usp=drive_link
Would you help us test Communication Connect?
Communication Connect Research Project Communication Connect is an online self-management platform containing resources for people with a communication disability, as well as their carers and health professionals. It has resources about mood, technology support, therapy options, carer support, and more. We are looking for people to help us test Communication Connect. You can participate in … Continue reading Would you help us test Communication Connect?
Get involved – Recruiting for a study on user experiences of virtual reality (in persons with aphasia) – Sydney
Hello, My name is Dr. Brielle Stark, and I'm a Fulbright Scholar and Honorary Faculty at University of Technology Sydney researching the user experiences of persons with aphasia with virtual reality. I work closely with Dr. Lucy Bryant, a speech therapist and Senior Lecturer at UTS. We are seeking persons close to Sydney who are able … Continue reading Get involved – Recruiting for a study on user experiences of virtual reality (in persons with aphasia) – Sydney
Development of an International Core Outcome Set for Post-Stroke Facial Palsy: COS-Post-StrokeFacial Palsy
Dear Healthcare Professionals and Researchers, You are invited to take part in an online survey which takes around 10 minutes to complete. The aim of this research study is to get agreement on a core outcome set for post-stroke facial palsy (COS-Post-stroke facial palsy). This means we will agree with researchers and healthcare professionals ‘what’ aspects … Continue reading Development of an International Core Outcome Set for Post-Stroke Facial Palsy: COS-Post-StrokeFacial Palsy
ASA 2025 – Save the date!
ASA Melbourne 2025 – “Collaborating for Success” 27 & 28 November 2025 La Trobe University, Melbourne The Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia 2025 committee is pleased to announce the ASA 2025 conference will be hosted by the Centre of Research Excellence in Aphasia Recovery and Rehabilitation (Aphasia CRE) at La Trobe University Bundoora Campus in Melbourne, … Continue reading ASA 2025 – Save the date!
Speech Pathologists and Trans and Gender Diverse Clients
Sending on behalf of our colleagues in La Trobe University SP Team Dear Australian Speech Pathologists, You are invited to participate in a survey study about the perceptions of Australian speech pathologists regarding their educational preparedness, experience and confidence to work with trans and gender diverse individuals. We would also like to ascertain the demand … Continue reading Speech Pathologists and Trans and Gender Diverse Clients
Celebrating the Aphasia CRE 2019-2014- Events roundup!
Last week we paused to celebrate all that we have achieved in our first 6 years with the NHMRC funding to establish the Aphasia CRE as a multi-disciplinary research centre for aphasia. The team under the guidance of our Director, Prof Miranda Rose, managed to build an enormous amount of capacity with our initial NHMRC … Continue reading Celebrating the Aphasia CRE 2019-2014- Events roundup!
Designing trials for aphasia: Do’s and Don’ts
Register for this free seminar now - on 27th November We are excited to be able to present our next seminar with Dr Caterina Breitenstein on the 27th November at 5.00pm Melbourne time. Participants will learn the key principles and peculiarities of randomised controlled trial design in aphasia rehabilitation research, including the selection of appropriate … Continue reading Designing trials for aphasia: Do’s and Don’ts







