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Register for 25th Feb Seminar now From Search to Speech: Understanding the Experience and Accessibility of Everyday Technologies for People with Aphasia. Presentation by: Dr Abi Roper, University of London. Grounded in the perspect…

Coming up on the 24th and 25th Feb (UK/Aus).
Team member Abi will present Dara #DataVis #research as a part of her seminar:

"From Search to Speech: Understanding the Experience and Accessibility of Everyday Technologies for People with Aphasia."

Link:
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Barriers and Facilitators to Implementing Synchronous Telehealth Interventions for People With Dementia - A Systematic Review - Richard Talbot, Charlotte Harris, Esther Cable, Breege Whiten, Jason D. ... Behavioural interventions, such as those provided by allied health professionals and psychologists, help manage symptoms of people living with dementia. Access ...

Telehealth behavioural dementia interventions review just out!

doi.org/10.1177/1471...

Most barriers to do with the tech, requiring relatively straightforward strategies to overcome. Most facilitators to do with the interventions themselves, requiring more complex strategies to leverage.

The requirements, the relationships, and the rules: experiences and perceptions of how time is spent supporting recovery on a stroke rehabilitation unit for stroke survivors with aphasia Stroke survivors with aphasia experience a range of challenges during hospital-based stroke rehabilitation. These include limited rehabilitative activities and difficulties interacting with healthc...

Pleased to share our paper published online today!

Highlighting the #stroke rehab unit experiences of stroke survivors with #aphasia
@lindseythiel.bsky.social @basaphasia.bsky.social @clinacslt.bsky.social

www.tandfonline.com/eprint/MQ3E6...

Are you an SLT, SLTA or Rehab Assistant using gesture for aphasia therapy in acute stroke care? MSc SLT students (@laurarees.bsky.social @maddyhaines.bsky.social) would love to interview you about this developing area of clinical practice! @susieslt.bsky.social @annacaute.bsky.social. #Aphasia #SLT

SLT students at Essex Uni are looking to interview SLTs and SLTAs with experience of using gesture in aphasia therapy in acute settings- please get in touch with Maddy and Laura if you’re interested. @basaphasia.bsky.social @susieslt.bsky.social @aphasiatherapycen.bsky.social @abracabadger.com

Really looking forward to hearing Jude Berrando share her expertise about CCD and aphasia! @basaphasia.bsky.social

Navigating Eating, Drinking and Swallowing in Adults: 50 Top Tips from A-Z This book offers accessible and concise information to enable both student and qualified clinicians to navigate essential eating, drinking and swallowing (EDS) knowledge and equip them to meet relevan...

Student #SLTs! Need a natty little book on #dysphagia to slip in your pocket on placement? My new book offers an A-Z of EDS!: www.routledge.com/Navigating-E...

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Written & performed by Scots Scriever, Taylor Dyson,
for #BASconf25

Life wis different then, things taken fur grantit
Haud it a up in a hazy gold shimmered nostalgia
When the reality is iy a crashin white cauld
Memories are fragmentit noo
And time moves at a different pace,

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And that’s a wrap on #BASconf25 in Dundee - the City of Discovery!

We’ve loved connecting, learning, and celebrating with the amazing aphasia community 🌟

Huge thanks to Dr Abi Roper for leading such a fantastic event.

Safe journeys home — see you in Cardiff next year! 🗓️

#aphasia #community

Such a privilege to present in @basaphasia.bsky.social conference symposium with @abracabadger.com, @annacaute.bsky.social, Chirag Girish Kiran and @susieslt.bsky.social about #gesture ax & therapy. 1/2 #BASConf25 #aphasia

Huge thanks to Abi Roper, BAS, and the Dundee aphasia community for a fantastic conference! Grateful for the chance to present key findings from NIHR-funded HARP Aphasia Study about using smart camera tech in therapy. @basaphasia.bsky.social @nihr.bsky.social @abracabadger.com @vjoffe.bsky.social

Sarah-Eve Poirier presenting the ACCES project which developed free training for businesses about accessible communication. acces.arterequebec.com/en/ #BASconf2025

Helene Killmer’s key findings about how parents with aphasia interact with children- asking a child to do something needs more linguistic resources than asking them to stop. #BASconf2025 @basaphasia.bsky.social

The City Gesture Checklist (CGC) a ‘quick and dirty’ printable resource for gesture analysis in aphasia. As featured in yesterday's #BASconf25 with @annacaute.bsky.social

doi.org/10.25383/cit...

The City Gesture Checklist has been adapted and translated into Kannada by Chirag Girish Kiran in collaboration with his supervisors; this was a complex process with lots of considerations e.g., cultural differences, differences in dialect, vocabulary choice #BASconf25

The City Gesture Checklist addresses this gap figshare.com/s/04a60389e5...

Great talk about creative CPT in acute setting- ideas, experiences, challenges and reflections- from Jen Thomson, Firle Beckley and Nikki Hafter. #BASconf2025 @basaphasia.bsky.social

The Kannada version of the CGC is available here: osf.io/yt24q
Congratulations to Chirag for his excellent MSc project at Uni of Essex.

We now have a symposium with speakers discussing perspectives on gesture assessment and treatment with Anna Caute, Abi Roper, Chirag Girish Kiran, Sussex Williams, Elissa Manzi. Gesture is critical to communication and there is an unmet need for standardised assessment. #BASconf25

Richard Talbot presents findings of a systematic review around implementation of telehealth interventions for people with PPA.. finding the main barriers were the technology & the main facilitators were parts of the intervention. #BASconf25 @rtslt.bsky.social

Fascinating key note from Dr Molly Manning discussing techniques and complexities of involving people with aphasia in research #BASconf2025 @basaphasia.bsky.social

Dr Molly Manning is discussing personal and societal factors affecting living successfully with aphasia. #BASconf25 @basaphasia.bsky.social

Fantastic to see so many people with #aphasia here at the BAS conference in wonderful Dundee! If you’re here, come and say hello on the Cuespeak stand and see what’s new in the app. #bskySPEECHIES #BASconf25

Next up @niamhdevane.bsky.social presenting on telehealth #apahsia assessment equivalence to face-to-face administration: the FATE-A study #BASConf25

Lightening talk ⚡️Helena Gruenstern presents her training for a neuro rehab team to improve communication with PWA, which includes videos of a variety of communication strategies #BASconf25

Great mix of research and clinical insights in the morning sessions. Really encouraging to see such a focus on technology in aphasia management. #BASConf2025

There's now a little excerpt posted on the website, if people are interested:) www.neuralresearchlab.com/childrens-book #aphasia

The protocol for our #MRFF funded research is out now! bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/8...

Our project has codesigned and developed a browser extension to re-render webpages to an ‘aphasia-friendly’ (accessible) format.

Look out for our presentation and demo at @asamelb2025.bsky.social in Nov!

Thanks so much for inviting us! Very proud of Chirag Girish Kiran for presenting his MSc research with such aplomb. Here is the Kannada version of the City Gesture Checklist that he developed, freely available via OSF: osf.io/9tmb5/ @universityofessex.bsky.social @abracabadger.bsky.social

Front page of the preprint

A revised version of our scoping review on code-switching in neurodevelopmental conditions is now available on OSF: osf.io/x8ugc We identified 31 studies exploring this bilingual phenomenon & we offer implications for families, for research, & for educational, & speech & language therapy practice