Creative writing on tabletops and devices.
I so enjoyed today's poetry session at the UK #aphasia conference in Warwick.
Beautiful writing and powerful recitals.
#MakeWrite .

We are excited to share this work to support #slps in bringing person-centered stories to the center of their practice with people with #aphasia .

👇👇👇This resource is a GEM! #slps working in #aphasia #rehabiliation should make sure to add this to their reading list. It's GOLD! Thanks Sarah Northcott and Kidge Burns for bringing this resource to us!

This was a fun conversation with Ian Kneebone. Check out this conversation about stepped care, interprofessional collaborations, and psychological interventions for aphasia.

Lovely surprise to see our book on #SFBT #SFinSLT reviewed in RCSLT 💙 Bulletin. I learnt so much writing this with Kidge Burns - we hoped it would be a practical and useful guide so delighted to see this 5 star review! Thank you!

Proud to share our latest paper demonstrating narrative-based therapy in aphasia. All came from a wonderful master's clinician (1st author) who knew the value of this approach and executed beautifully. Lots of techniques richly described! DM for access!
pubs.asha.org/doi/abs/10.104…

A few thoughts on journal paper reviewers.

We have just completed some pretty large edits on a paper in response to a reviewer’s comments. It will improve the paper significantly, which is great and appreciated. Thank you. 1/10

I read this book slowly trying to reflect on each chapter. Come hear the authors in conversation at the free book launch on 18th April @citylcs city.ac.uk/news-and-event…

Early-bird registration for professionals (researchers & clinicians) is AUD$350. A discounted rate of AUD$100 is available to students, people with aphasia & supporters, & attendees from low & middle income countries (wellcome.org/grant-funding/…). #IARC2024 #aphasia #stroke #UQ #QARC

I enjoyed listening to this fabulous conversation with Dr. Jerry K Hoepner during my morning commute. Such great ideas for how #slps can become more confident and skilled at supporting our clients with adjusting to living with communication and swallowing #Disability .

New Look Aphasia Software Finder aphasiasoftwarefinder.org
The Aphasia Software Finder has had a re-design to make the website easier to navigate.
Watch this video to find out more: youtu.be/I84B5GnfAvc?si…
I'm lucky to be a consultant on this work. Let us know what you think!

Sarah Northcott City Access - Resources for Aphasia The UBC Aphasia Mentors group just spent the morning watching and having rich discussions about these video resources: they resonated so deeply with everyone. From all of us here: Thank you!

Interested in counseling in SLP? Check out this recent podcast I did with Speech-Language and Therapy: open.spotify.com/episode/7yJzmL…

We had a lovely time today meeting with the Solent NHS Speech Therapy Team 😊💜 Solent NHS Trust

We talked about how mum has come to live a positive life after #stroke & with #Aphasia 💜

We also spoke about the things that would have helped us in those early days... 🧵 1/4

Amazing work! Check out, share widely. Thanks Sarah Northcott et al. City Access - Resources for Aphasia for these wonderful educational tools. A big shout out to the people w #aphasia & their families for sharing themselves so we can all learn-be better. #stroke #mentalhealth #healthcareishumanright

A research perspective from Prof Amanda Farrin 🕷️🇪🇺 💙 Delighted to hear what outcomes were considered most important to use as primary outcome measures in stroke research. Ranked by stakeholders. Quality of life was first 👏👏

#LifeAfterStroke
#ELASF2024
#StrokeResearch
Stroke Europe

❗️ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS OPEN ❗️ We are now accepting abstracts (max 400 words) for #BASConf24 British Aphasiology Society at dmuleicester For more info: bas.org.uk

Do you work with people with stroke and aphasia? 👇👇
Please watch and share these films on how to support their emotional recovery. Made with people with aphasia and family members

Such powerful messages. 💜

cityaccess.org/carahub#videos

From Sarah Northcott and team City Language & Communication Science

Read more about the educational films created by Sarah Northcott, Dr Abi Roper and colleagues @cityunilondon for healthcare professionals who work with those who have had a #stroke and live with #aphasia .

city.ac.uk/news-and-event…

What do we know about peer support for mental health?

1/6. The Mental Health Policy Research Unit Mental Health Policy Research Unit including lived experience researchers, have conducted one of the largest evidence reviews of peer support to date.