Signs of Stroke; Sudden numbness/weakness in face,arms or legs- esp on one side of the body. Sudden confusion, difficulty with speech or comprehension. Difficulty seeing in one or both eyes. Difficulty walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or lack of coordination. #WorldStrokeDay
Do you know what #dysphagia is? Itโs the medical term for swallowing, eating and drinking difficulties. Weโll be raising awareness about it on 18 March for Swallowing Awareness Day. Find out how to get involved here: https://t.co/8zx5Ip7u6M
#SwallowAware2020
#SLPeeps and #SLT2b -- we're 11 days away from #GeneralElection19 and you've contacted candidates in 40 constituencies! Keep it up! Watch this video on how candidates can run communication accessible campaigns, then contact them asking them to do so here: https://t.co/t751lotxYk
It's #WorldCOPDDay! Did you know that many #COPD patients suffer from laryngeal & laropharyngeal issues? Involvement of #SLPeeps can help improve patients' quality of life. For more info on upper airway disorders, check out @RCSLT's factsheet: https://t.co/8DDuSLNguA
@SpeechieAtDMU My #slt2b department are currently advertising a PhD on this subject @BCAphasia tweeted about it the other day so may be a useful contact! Good luck with your dissertation!
Confused speech & behaviour should not be seen as meaningless in dementia - it may be an attempt to make sense of the environment or communicate an unmet need. Reflective listening, warmth & acceptance may uncover hidden meanings over time #WithSLTuCan
Feeling nostalgic travelling to London to see my #speechies. A few months ago this was to travel for lectures as a #slt2b now I'm meeting for brunch, all of us #SLT!!! #MySLTDay
Ahead of #WorldMentalHealthDay tomorrow this highlights the important links between #mentalhealth & communication and swallowing needs. @RCSLT factsheets give more info on #SLPeeps role promoting better mental health: https://t.co/DRBRxKYLwC https://t.co/RYthExRDZP