Calligrapher and #SLP2B - Speech pathology student @ Latrobe University. Language is the closest thing we have to magic
Australia
Joined December 2018
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So excited to get a chance to visit the @aphasiacre office for the first time today, and see/meet the lovely @ShigginsC, @Kathryn_SLP and @CarolineJM26 real life! 2020 was a weird and difficult time, but I have never appreciated the little things more!
Congrats on that huge milestone! 🎉🥳✨ How exciting to be one step closer on our journey!!
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Thanks Caroline! The profile picture has been on my to-do list for so long...I just need to bite the bullet!! Thank YOU for sharing your incredible work and for being a twitter guru!!
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Thank you Kathryn! We've really felt the love and excitement behind us as we race towards the finish 🥰
#mySLTday A very bittersweet day as I finish up my work with the @aphasiacre on discourse analysis for people with aphasia. It has been the most rewarding experience, and I could not feel more thankful. Please indulge me while I share a few highlights... (1/8)
I am so thankful to have experienced the wonderful leadership of @queenie_speech, @MarcellaC_SP, Cassie Wilcox and Gillian Steel. I am humbled by the trust given to me, and inspired by their passion and brilliance. Thanks also to @BiancaTidey for taking this journey with me! (7/8
So proud that my city can get involved in this campaign! It goes to show how more much we can do with multi-systemic support! Can't wait to see it in person tonight! #DLD #DLDAwarenessDay
Thank you @Transurban for lighting up the Bolte Bridge in Melbourne, Australia for DLD Awareness Day 💜💛 shining light on this hidden condition
#DevLangDis #DLDYouAndMe
How incredible! @BiancaTidey @AnisaKashani I'm sure you would enjoy too
Listen to our Magenta Singers and their choir leader Kerry on @bbcnewcastle (1hr 16mins in). Magenta Singers is for people living with acquired aphasia. @NETA_Aphasia #powerofmusic #BBCMusicDay
📻 bbc.in/2nvFAnX
🎫 bit.ly/2lrHohi
📖bit.ly/2nw3VKl
Very inspiring too to hear from Prof. @rose_mirandaros and Mike Dickey about the detail and depth of research that goes forming clinical recommendations - can be frustrating, but really shows how #SpeechiesCare about delivering best possible treatment! Thank you for your insights
So fortunate to be able to sit in on a seminar by @aphasiacre and A/prof Mike Dickey on the factors that affect SFA aphasia treatment! Fascinating presentation, and what an amazing opportunity at @latrobe to engage in cutting-edge research even as a student!
So fortunate to be able to sit in on a seminar by @aphasiacre and A/prof Mike Dickey on the factors that affect SFA aphasia treatment! Fascinating presentation, and what an amazing opportunity at @latrobe to engage in cutting-edge research even as a student!
Amazing!
Diskin et al.: Melbournians ~31 y/o. DRESS and TRAP vowels distinct before /t/, but many speakers merge before /l/. Even for speakers where it *sounds* different, the articulatory data shows merging of how the tongue moves
#ICPhS2019
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Searchable image resource to support communication in #aphasia. Courtesy of @Aphasia_Inst.
Looking forward to exploring this!
"ParticiPics is a free, searchable database of pictographic images [...] specially designed for communicating with people with aphasia and are the product of decades of research and experience with people in the #aphasia and #stroke communities"
participics.ca/
A lovely, enactable checklist for communicating positive, inclusive ideas to children
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Tracey Tran retweeted
Just in case no one else told you: you did real good today!
#ThisSubtweetIsAboutYou