We are good to go here in Stockholm for #ELASF2026!
A packed programme of brilliant speakers, breaking boundaries with topics inc addressing inequalities in #stroke care,the contribution of the physical environment to recovery, survivor leadership & more!
#lifeafterstroke @strokeeurope.bsky.social

📣 Final Call to Take Part in our Online Survey - closing 31 January!

We would be grateful to hear clinicians’ views on psychological care after TIA & minor stroke.

🙏 for your time, we need your help to get 10 more participants

It takes⏳15mins
🔗👇 to take part forms.office.com/e/RWuWQgbwYW

A challenge working as psychologists in a fast-paced, high-expertise medical context, is to value our own slower, thoughtful ways. To notice the pull to dress up our work in clever terminology, & to then resist that temptation. To highly respect our colleagues' skills, while staying true to our own.

We hope to raise awareness, make recommendations and publish our findings widely.

Poster inviting UK-based clinicians to participate in an anonymous e-survey about supporting people after TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack) and minor stroke. The poster states that the survey takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete. A large QR code is displayed for participants to scan and access the survey. The design is featuring brief text, NHS, academic and funder logos.

📣 Study for UK-based clinicians supporting people after TIA and minor stroke for an anonymous online survey.

⏳ Takes 10-15 minutes
🔗 Click to take part:
forms.office.com/e/RWuWQgbwYW

I'm reminded of the importance of quiet spaces and time to make sense of it. Or not, as the case may be. And to let thoughts and feelings percolate as they will. There's no set or tidy ways of getting there. It's in the unfolding of it. That's the thing.