#CityAccess provides EBP assessments & therapy manuals for #aphasia intervention developed at #CityAphasiaLab @CityLCS, @CityUniHealth. Click below!
City, University of London
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Hooray! There is now an extra week to submit your abstracts for the #BASConf25.
The deadline for submissions has been extended until
𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟐𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓 𝐚𝐭 𝟗𝐚𝐦 (UK time)
Follow the link for more information and to submit: blogs.city.ac.uk/bas2025/inf…
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Delighted to see our poster on developing a telehealth assessment toolkit for clinicians working with people with #aphasia get a Highly Commended badge at #ELASF2025 Well-done @CityLCS team @manda_slt @SarahNorthcott8 @NicholasBehn @NiamhDevane @abracabadger
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💠Do you have aphasia?
💠Do you want to take part in research to improve services?
The FATE-A study is in the ✨last month✨ of recruiting
More information here: blogs.city.ac.uk/FATE-A/take…
@KaterinaHilari @SarahNorthcott8 @NicholasBehn @abracabadger @manda_slt @_CityAccess
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Okay, I'm a slug. I cannot believe that I just watched these videos. They are so powerful. Thank you @SarahNorthcott8 and the City team, including all of the people with aphasia and partners. Incredible!
Not sure about taking part in research?
Samantha, who has aphasia, told us about her experience:
youtu.be/LwbbKp60cIw
Read more about the FATE-A study here: blogs.city.ac.uk/FATE-A/
@KaterinaHilari @NicholasBehn @SarahNorthcott8 @manda_slt @abracabadger @NiamhDevane
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Calling UK #SLTs working with aphasia. Your expertise is crucial!
✨ Help shape guidance on app use in aphasia rehab by taking our 15-minute survey.
🔗 Take part today: cityunilondon.eu.qualtrics.c…
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Thank you, @RCSLTLearn, for having me along to talk about #Aphasia and #AI with the ever brilliant @CaitLongman.
Tune in for golden first-person perspectives from people living with aphasia from the @TheStrokeAssoc Accessible Voices group. – at Dundee, Scotland
3rd @RCSLT #AI podcast out now!
We talk with @abracabadger, speech & language therapist, & @CaitLongman of @TheStrokeAssoc about AI in aphasia and we hear from people with aphasia about their experiences with, and thoughts about, AI.
▶️tinyurl.com/RCSLTAI
@GivingVoiceUK
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Delighted that the wonderful Nicole Campbell was awarded an MBE (Member of the British Empire) in the King's New Year’s honours list. This award recognises Nicole's considerable work for and services to people with #aphasia as a trustee for the Tavistock Trust for Aphasia. Magic. – at Scotland, United Kingdom
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Hello, #aphasia community. Have you seen our #BASconf25 conference logo?
It's inspired by the beautiful rail bridge that brings you across the river Tay and into Dundee. Here's a bonnie photo of the bridge taken today.
#SpotTheDifference
More info: Blogs.city.ac.uk/bas2025 – at Scotland, United Kingdom
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British Aphasiology Society International Conference, Dundee. Aug 18-20th 2025.
Preparations for #BASconf25 in Dundee are coming along swimmingly!
The conf theme is #Community.
Visit the website for more information & to sign up for updates:
blogs.city.ac.uk/bas2025/
#Aphasia
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Lets make it even harder for you to decide which session to go to in this stream!! Why not catch up with Suzanne and co and find out about meeting the needs of stroke survivors with aphasia #UKSF24:
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📢 aphasiatherapyonline.com is currently down in many parts of the world ☹️ This is due to a server/DNS problem and out of my hands. Hopefully fixed ASAP by @Hostinger though.
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Views of people with aphasia (PWA) on Intensive Comprehensive Aphasia Programmes (ICAPs). Seeking 4 PWA (not NHS active) for ethically approved focus groups at City St George’s University of London. Vouchers given. Email [email protected] for information sheet. Share pls.
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Excited to be talking in this @TheStrokeAssoc session on a topic very close to my heart: supporting people with aphasia help others with aphasia. Based on SUPERB trial. See also our course on setting up a peer befriending scheme city.ac.uk/prospective-stude… Online and self-directed.
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Read more about FATE-A here: blogs.city.ac.uk/FATE-A/
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Hello #SLT Twittersphere, for those #speechies interested in #discourse analyses & @LUNA_Aphasia, pop on over to @MarsAphasia - we have some thrilling new #research project news 📢
Delighted to be working on MARS w @LucyDipper @NiamhDevane @BeckMoss @HortensiaGimeno @JeanRutter4
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🚀 We are delighted to be launching this new project on #WorldStrokeDay. Funded by @Barts_Charity, the MARS project will explore the use of machine analysis to support clinicians to record, transcribe and analyse (yes and analyse!!) spoken discourse 🚀
#WorldStrokeDay2024
Researchers from City St George’s have launched the new @MARSaphasia project, which aims to use AI to improve clinical practices in speech and language therapy for people with aphasia city.ac.uk/news-and-events/n… #WorldStrokeDay2024 @LucyDipper @MadelineCruice
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Researchers from City St George’s have launched the new @MARSaphasia project, which aims to use AI to improve clinical practices in speech and language therapy for people with aphasia city.ac.uk/news-and-events/n… #WorldStrokeDay2024 @LucyDipper @MadelineCruice
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Amazing discourse in aphasia research / clinical analyst post @CityLCS. This is a wonderful opportunity to work with a lovely expert team on an important endeavour to make discourse analysis clinically viable. Will be loads of fun for a linguistics tech aphasia #SLT person 😃
@LabAphasia at @CityUniLondon is hiring!
Are you a UK Speech and Language Therapist looking to develop your skills in research?
Take a look at the fab job below!
Working with @LucyDipper, @MadelineCruice and co.
Closing date: 15th October 2024
city.ac.uk/about/jobs/apply/…)
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I agree! @JoDoody430564 and Michael are amazing! It was my privilege to work with them on bit.ly/aphasiajourney. We are excited that this film (with bit.ly/aphasiacare & bit.ly/aphasiafamily) will be shown in the cinema zone @UKStrokeForum - thank you @TheStrokeAssoc!
Thank you for sharing this video Jo. You and Michael are clearly incredible people and your video demonstrates so brilliantly how stroke can impact who we are and how we live 💜🧠 @TheStrokeAssoc @NHSEngland @GIRFT
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Loving the iOS 18 updates - live recognition reads text, names objects and describes scenes.
Worth checking out as a support tool for managing #aphasia