
McMaster's Aging Swallow Research Lab focused on #dysphagia in older adults + quality of life + caregiver burden. PI: Dr. Ashwini Namasivayam-MacDonald
Hamilton, Canada
Joined December 2021
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The Aging Swallow Research Lab will be hosting another virtual Canadian Dysphagia Support Group for adults with dysphagia and their caregivers on Tuesday, July 29th at 3:30 PM EST.
Those interested can register for the free session by visiting the link in our bio.
Thank you to everyone who was a part of Mealtime Matters: Aging Well Through Life’s Changes, presented by BOOST® & ThickenUP® Clear!
We’re walking away from this event feeling inspired and grateful. So, thank you to all who attended for being a part of it. Until next time!
The ASRL will be hosting another virtual Canadian Dysphagia Support Group on Thursday, June 26th at 7:30 PM EST.
Those interested can register for the free session by visiting the link in our bio or by visiting: tinyurl.com/Dysphagiasupport…
🧠 June is Brain Injury Awareness Month.
Swallowing isn’t something most people think about… until it becomes hard.
Brain injuries can make that happen - but SLPs are here to help. 💡
We’re shining the spotlight on Diana this week, a passionate Honours Life Sciences IV student and valued Research Assistant at the ASRL! ! 🌟 Whether she’s prepping stimuli or supporting patients, her work helps push swallowing research forward.
Sponsor Spotlight: Nestlé Health Science
We’re excited to welcome Nestlé Health Science as the Presenting Sponsor for Mealtime Matters: Eating Well Through Life’s Changes!
Be sure to visit their booth on event day!
🎓 Big congratulations to ASRL members Benton Duncan and Maddie Faur on their graduation from McMaster University!
We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll do next!🎉💙
May is both Speech-Language & Hearing Month and National Caregiver Month in Canada!
Together, we can raise awareness, share knowledge, and uplift our caregiving community!🗣️
For our first ASRL member spotlight meet Keara, our Clinical Research Coordinator and SLP! With a passion for dysphagia care, health equity, and teamwork, she leads impactful projects and strengthens our team. 💜













































