“I’m still a me”: A proposed framework for understanding and supporting relational recovery following aphasia: the evolution of interpersonal relationships and the relational self. Presented by Dr Amy Ford What you will learn in this seminar: Recent research describing the impact of aphasia on relationships. The way in which communication and interactions with others lead to … Continue reading Reminder to register now for our 24th June Seminar –
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New Seminar – Assessment in multilingual aphasia: Challenges and clinical strategies.
Join us online on the 27th May for a new seminar -Assessment in multilingual aphasia: Challenges and clinical strategies. Presented by Dr Monica Norvik, Professor of Speech and Language Therapy at UiT The Arctic University of Norway and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Oslo. This presentation will address challenges in assessing multilingual adults … Continue reading New Seminar – Assessment in multilingual aphasia: Challenges and clinical strategies.
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?
2024 UPDATED AUSTRALIAN APHASIA REHABILITATION PATHWAY BEST PRACTICE STATEMENTS – NOW AVAILABLE
We are delighted to announce that the 2024 updated Australian Aphasia Rehabilitation Pathway (AARP) Best Practice Statements (BPS) are now available. The AARP was originally developed in 2014 and included 82 BPS. We have recently completed large-scale evidence reviews to update the BPS and identify emerging areas of practice that require additional statements. This review … Continue reading 2024 UPDATED AUSTRALIAN APHASIA REHABILITATION PATHWAY BEST PRACTICE STATEMENTS – NOW AVAILABLE
The Aphasia Therapy Finder: a new, free resource for clinicians wanting to implement evidence-based aphasia therapy
Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to alert you to a new, free resource for clinicians wanting to implement evidence-based aphasia therapies: The Aphasia Therapy Finder. 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 … Continue reading The Aphasia Therapy Finder: a new, free resource for clinicians wanting to implement evidence-based aphasia therapy





