Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by University of Technology Sydney Masters of Psychology student, Sayampurna Ray on "Communicative accessibility and acceptability of a digital behavioural activation intervention for those with stroke aphasia"
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by Edith Cowan University PhD Candidate, Sarah D'Souza on "Investigating a Communication Enhanced Environment model after stroke: A before-and-after pilot study"
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by University of Queensland PhD Candidate, Helen Wallace on What is known about driving and aphasia following stroke? A scoping review.
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by University of Technology Sydney PhD Candidate, Rebecca El-Helou on "Development of the “Kalmer” relaxation intervention: Co-design with stroke survivors with Aphasia"
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by Monash University PhD Candidate, Priscilla Tjokrowijoto on ADaPT: Aphasia, Depression, and Psychological Treatment. Modified cognitive behavioural therapy to treat depression in stroke survivors with aphasia.
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by University of Queensland PhD Candidate Lisa Anemaat, on Co-design of the Queensland aphasia research centre.
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase call for student abstracts - New prizes announced for aphasia friendly category.
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by La Trobe University PhD Candidate, Leanne Ruggero on ‘Wellbeing Vocabulary Test’ : Development and Use in PPA"
We are pleased to share this video created by Rotary Australia and Aphasia Victoria who are teaming up to raise awareness about aphasia! Aphasia is a communication disability that can make it difficult to speak, read, and write. But with the right support, people with aphasia can live full and rewarding lives. Rotary Australia is … Continue reading Rotary partner with Aphasia Vic. to increase awareness of aphasia.
Aphasia CRE Student Showcase 2021 presentation by the competition winner, Sam Harvey from La Trobe University, "Treatment dose in aphasia rehabilitation research: Key challenges and possible solutions"
