CLOSED - we have received a great response and now have enough participants for this study, please subscribe to receive email updates of other research studies. We are looking for people with aphasia who had a stroke more than 6 months ago. Therapy would be two hours per day, three days each week. You will … Continue reading Participants wanted to receive treatment for aphasia from a stroke.- CLOSED
The link to the survey is: https://www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.4.2/survey?s=3n2PF The purpose of this Clinical Psychology Doctoral research is to look at staff screening behaviours with people with post-stroke aphasia, specifically Speech Pathologists. We know that stroke survivors with communication difficulties post stroke are at an increased risk of low mood and depression than those without aphasia, but despite … Continue reading SLT Survey – Working with Stroke Survivors with Aphasia – An Online Vignette Study of Speech Pathologists
We would like to talk to families impacted by stroke. We want to interview all family members where a parent has had a stroke, including parents, co-parents and children (over 3 years) The STARS - Surviving and Thriving AfteR Stroke study aims to understand the impact of stroke on families. We also want to identify current practices stroke … Continue reading Research Participation – Is your family living with stroke?
Are you a SLP in Australia who works with people with aphasia? Reva Zimmerman and her colleagues in the USA are trying to understand how SLPs use and modify standardized aphasia treatments. They would appreciate your help by completing an anonymous survey. SURVEY INFORMATION My colleagues and I are conducting an anonymous survey to understand … Continue reading Research survey for speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
recruiting culturally and linguistically diverse people with aphasia
Speech Pathologists, We need you! Are you a Speech Pathologist working in Australia? Have you worked with people affected by mild aphasia after a stroke? Do you have 20 minutes to complete a survey?? Then, we need to hear from you!! We are recruiting now! We want to know about your perspectives and experiences … Continue reading Speech Pathologists, We need you!
Our congratulations to Aphasia CRE's Dr John Pierce, John has worked tirelessly over many years to develop a free resource for people with aphasia. After John developed this online resource, he sought volunteers to translate this resource into other languages. Being awarded a Telematics Grant will greatly assist the translation of this valuable resource into … Continue reading Dr John Pierce wins Telematics grant for aphasia therapy website
We are so pleased that Bianca Tidey and Tracey Tran were finally able to celebrate their graduations as Speech Pathologists. Whilst competing their BA at La Trobe University, both Bianca and Tracey worked with the Aphasia CRE team, starting as volunteers on the Compare project and later as Casual Research Assistants. They both completed their … Continue reading Congratulations to Bianca and Tracey
Researchers at Edith Cowan University are currently seeking participants to help investigate what factors influence dose in early sub-acute aphasia therapy. We are currently recruiting speech Pathologists, people with aphasia, and people who care for people with aphasia. Please see the flier below for details. What is the research about?We are seeking volunteers to participate … Continue reading Research opportunity: What factors influence dose in early sub acute aphasia therapy?
The UPLIFT trial is recruiting physiotherapists,occupational therapists, speech pathologists &assistants for the roles of blinded assessor andrehabilitation therapists. The UPLIFT trial is testing an integrated UPper limb and Language Impairment and Functional Training (UPLIFT) program for people living in thecommunity with stroke.UPLIFT training will be delivered either in-person or via telerehabilitation. Our trial sites areMelbourne, … Continue reading UPLIFT trial – recruiting speech pathologists now.
