Please join us on the 30 August at 4pm (AEST) for our seminar – Adapting measures, processes and interventions for people with cognitive and communication difficulties to enable meaningful participation in valued activities. with Assoc. Professor Dana Wong from La Trobe University. “Valued living”, or doing what matters to you, is associated with better outcomes … Continue reading Register for our Seminar on Aug 30th.
Do you have aphasia from a stroke in the last 4 months? We are looking for people with aphasia to trial an online aphasia therapy called M-MAT Tele. M-MAT Tele is a group therapy that aims to improve talking for people with aphasia.A speech pathologist provides therapy to a group of three (3) people with … Continue reading Recruiting participants to receive online aphasia treatment. (Australia)
The UPLIFT trial is a combined upper limb and language rehabilitation trial. Please watch the following brief video to find out more: UPLIFT Stroke Recovery Trial They key criteria is: 1. Stroke 3-24 months ago 2. Difficulty using your arm & communicating 3. Interested in doing intensive arm & communication training We have several sites running in … Continue reading Participant Recruitment UPLIFT Research Trial – Post stroke arm movement and communication difficulty.
We are currently seeking health professionals who have experience working with stroke patients to participate in this study with full ethics approval from Monash University (ID #32484). Participants will take part in an interview, and a researcher will ask questions about your experience and perception of working with stroke patients with cognitive impairment. Interviews are conducted either face-to-face or … Continue reading Are you a health professional who works with stroke patients? Can you help with our research?
Our seminar series is available on the Aphasia CRE Youtube Chanel - http://www.youtube.com/@aphasiacre View our seminars from the last 3 months - Recovery from Aphasia in the first year after stroke. A presentation by Associate Professor Stephen Wilson, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Queensland https://youtu.be/_hh9LV_RDP4 Examining the role of treatment dose in … Continue reading Have you missed any Aphasia CRE Seminars?
Our friends at the Stroke Foundation want to hear your stroke story! The Stroke Foundation Young Stroke website is here to meet the information needs of stroke survivors aged 18 - 65 years. An important part of the website is content delivered by stroke survivors and their support crews. If you have an idea for a video, … Continue reading Create content for Young Stroke!
Join us for our Aphasia CRE July seminar with Dr Jade Dignam presenting "Clinical delivery and evaluation of the Comprehensive, High-dose Aphasia Treatment (CHAT) program." Tuesday 25 July. 4.00pm AEST Register here for your Zoom link The CHAT program is a modified-Intensive, Comprehensive Aphasia Program. This presentation will provide a detailed overview of the CHAT … Continue reading July Seminar – Clinical delivery and evaluation of the Comprehensive, High-dose Aphasia Treatment (CHAT) program.
Your feedback is requested on this research project We are kindly asking family members over 18 years of age living with a person with Aphasia, to complete the survey below to asist us with our research. The purpose of this study is to gain insight into the expectations, personal preferences and outcomes of family members … Continue reading Family Member Perspectives on Aphasia Camps
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!
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.
