👏 Shout out to Dr Chelsea Larkman for her insightful Aphasia CRE talk on 25 March! She explored challenges and practical, collaborative solutions for interpreter-supported #aphasia therapy. 🌍🗣️

🎥 Watch the full presentation: lnkd.in/g9F_teiR

#SpeechPathology #Rehabilitation

Proud to see Dr Megan Trebilcock present at #NSWStrokeForum2026 🧠👏

Her talk spotlighted #aphasia and the need for sustainable, long-term support to improve outcomes 💬✨

An inspiring day of #collaboration across the #stroke journey — from response to life after recovery 🌟

#research

A photo of an orange black and white butterfly perched on a flower stalk with a blurred background of greenery features the following text: On strong pain meds but still trying to communicate, a butterfly becomes a BUFFERFLUFF and I am reminded that my brain is always CREATIVE.

On strong pain meds but still trying to communicate, a butterfly becomes a BUFFERFLUFF and I am reminded that my brain is always CREATIVE.

#chronicillness #chronicpain #mecfs #ME/CFS #migraine #fibromyalgia #invisibleillness #creative #creativity #aphasia

FAQ Page – City Access

⭐ “Here’s what we hope will happen in an ideal world… but if it doesn’t work out, that’s Ok, we can always try again.” ⭐

📖 You can explore answers to common questions about online aphasia assessment on the City Access FAQ page

cityaccess.org/toolkits/onl...

#Aphasia #SpeechandLanguageTherapy

Led by @lauraschiffl.bsky.social and Lisa Held, this study represents the largest dataset of its kind, with #microelectrode recordings from more than 10,000 neurons collected over ten months in an individual with #aphasia (chronic language impairments) following #stroke

Excited to share my #K99 has been funded.
Grateful to Dr Desai for his support
Thanks to Dr Bonilha and Dr Rorden for help with grant writing.
Thanks to Barbara Martin Award for pilot data🙏
Excited to start this clinical trial testing rTMS + SLT to improve #aphasia recovery
@rutvikdesai.bsky.social

Man With Alzheimer’s Who Couldn’t Speak Suddenly Finds His Words When His Dog Walks In A touching video shows a man living with Alzheimer's who has largely lost his ability to speak, suddenly finding his words when his beloved dog enters the room.

Man With Alzheimer’s Who Couldn’t Speak Suddenly Finds His Words When His Dog Walks In www.yourtango.com/love/man-alz...

#Alzheimers #dementia #aphasia #pets #dogs

Excited to present my research with caregivers of #Latinx persons with #post-stroke #aphasia 🚨 #community-engagement #slp . www.aphasiaaccess.org/chautauqua/

ACRM LaunchPad 2025 Best Overall Winner highlights the future of AI-driven care for nonfluent aphasia.

Congratulations to 𝗖𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝘃𝗶𝘀 and 𝗚𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗱 𝗖. 𝗜𝗺𝗮𝗲𝘇𝘂𝗲 on this groundbreaking innovation.

Learn more: acrm.org/launchpad

#ACRM #LaunchPad #ACRM2026 #Rehab #Aphasia

Humphrey Curtis will be presenting findings at the ACM CHI Conference bsky.app/profile/chi.... on 13th April.

#aphasia #DigitalHealth #DigitalInclusion #TechForGood

✨ Advokit is a community-built toolkit to help people with #aphasia and their supporters navigate disability benefits and public services. youtu.be/ABHzo2Y0Y-U

🛠️ For tools and resources visit www.advokit.uk

👉 Further info at includeplus.org/feasibility-...

How post-stroke aphasia disrupts fluent speech A study led by a speech neuroscientist at The University of Texas at Dallas sheds light on how damage from stroke disrupts the brain mechanisms required for fluent speech. The research, published in N...

How post-stroke aphasia disrupts fluent speech
medicalxpress.com/news/2026-03...
via @medicalxpress.com.web.brid.gy
#stroke #aphasia #language #langsky

a cartoon of a spider-man with a blue swirl around him Alt: a cartoon of a spider-man wincing, with a blue swirl of agressive waves around him

Wanting to speak
but mind #overcast -
#aphasia

#HaikuChallenge #Haiku #Senryu
#vss365

📣 Do you work with people with aphasia?
✅ Fate- A- FREE toolkit was designed & developed over 3 years based on information gathered from focus groups, survey findings, usability testing and community engagement etc
cityaccess.org/toolkits/onl...

#Aphasia #SpeechAndLanguageTherapy #Telehealth

Qualitative Research in Communication Differences and Disorders 16.2-3 explores how France is improving the #Accessibility of emergency calls for people with #Aphasia. In simulated video calls agents use images to develop mutual understanding.

Read more: bit.ly/QRCDD16-2-3a Marc Relieu

Read new research in Qualitative Research in Communication Differences and Disorders 16.2-3 on improving emergency calls for people with #Aphasia, partner-assisted scanning, the use of photos to measure quality of life, and reported speech in children with #ASD.

Read more: bit.ly/QRCDD16-2-3a

Did you know that 30-50% of people living with #braintumors experience #aphasia?

If you or your loved one has ever struggled to find the right word or keep up in a fast-paced conversation due to aphasia, tell us what helped you in the comments below: https://bit.ly/4brRLYu

⭐ "Better than I thought it would be" ⭐
In the video below FATE-A, Jo, shares her experience of Telehealth & the benefits
📣 If you are an SLT who wants to support people living with aphasia check the FREE FATE-A toolkit and training cityaccess.org/toolkits/onl...
#Aphasia
#SpeechandLanguageTherapy

Sharing the great work of Dr Megan Trebilcock at the #AAAAphasiaCamps on the Gold Coast that happened in February 🌊💬 These camps bring together people with #aphasia and their families for workshops, connection, and fun.

Learn more (and access #resources): aphasia.org.au/what-we-offe...

Nomah will be sharing news of some excellent resources from City over the next few weeks. Take a look below and follow her profile for exciting free aphasia resource updates. #Aphasia #SLT #BSkySpeechies #SLT2B

Online Assessment Toolkit – City Access

I am an SLT student completing the FATE-A research project at City University led by Prof Katerina Hilari

💻 SLTs reported interest in hybrid services but in need of training and resources for Aphasia

🤠 A FREE online FATE-A toolkit is here
cityaccess.org/toolkits/onl...
#Aphasia
@abracabadger.com

Let’s talk about aphasia. When words don’t make sense, remember: your response matters more than their accuracy. Aphasia is common in dementia, and connection is still possible.
PDF checklists here and in the comment section below: https://linktr.ee/dementiacare360

#DementiaCare #Aphasia

On Tuesday, the #SydneyAphasiaSocialGroup gathered at the #UniversityofSydney 🏫💬 It was wonderful to share #conversations, experiences, and plenty of laughs 😊

✨ Stay tuned for our next event! Learn more about Sydney Aphasia Social Group here: enableme.org.au/community/su...

#Aphasia #BrainInjury

Our Aphasia Center provides #therapy programs, #research opportunities, and social activities for people with #aphasia. Visit our website to learn more and explore our virtual resource library that has an excellent selection of videos and articles about #aphasia.

https://ow.ly/NIfs50YgJak

I'll be presenting some technology accessibility research for the marvellous Aphasia Centre for Research Excellence at @latrobeuni.bsky.social soon. See below for more info!

#aphasia #DevLangDis #accessibility #BSkySpeechies #SLPeeps #SLT #SLT2b

Quetiapine induced global aphasia: A case report Quetiapine induced global aphasia: A case report

Letter to editor
Quetiapine induced global aphasia: A case report
#Quetiapine #Aphasia #Elderly
www.em-consulte.com/article/1795...

book cover held with hand, titled When Language Left Me by Farzana Marie

Love these beautiful poems by Farzana Marie who spoke 6 languages and was a translator in Afghanistan before a massive stroke that took her language. Foreward by former Congresswoman Gabriellle Giffords. #aphasia

A Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats Analysis of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Aphasia Management With Proposed Ethical Guidelines Purpose: Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is rapidly emerging as a transformative technology in aphasia management, necessitating judic...

#GenAI can help advance #aphasia management, but substantial weaknesses/threats mean cautious integration into clinics. This study applied a Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, & Threats (SWOT) analysis framework to evaluate AI in aphasia management. https://on.asha.org/4aQfa5t