Earlier this year we hosted our first Getting Connected Group and we received great feedback.
📊 100% of participants said they would recommend the group!
Moving forward, we’d love new participants engaging with the group. For any enquiries/referrals, please contact us!
Another communication group completed. Another brilliant video created by our amazing clients. Always a constant theme with project selection: to give something back and to raise awareness of living with an ABI. Check the video out on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/I7D988vOwI
A big thank you to all the lovely people who attended our stakeholder event. It means a lot knowing people were willing to give up their valuable time. Lots of feedback to consider but we’re a step closer to launching our new group aimed at connecting people who have had an ABI.
So proud to launch an animated story created by some of our wonderful clients in a recent online communication group. @PoppySTNE and @EmilyKenyon4 have also played a huge role. To see how Herbie the dinosaur bumped his head and how his life changed go to: https://t.co/AvubfHorBx
Do you screen swallowing post-extubation?
Our new paper is published:
The adaptation of the Leeds Post-Extubation Dysphagia Screen: Lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic
#PED#LPEDS#COVID19#dysphagia#swallowing@LeedsHospitals @LeedsMedHealth
https://t.co/9khpLgdkao
BOOK NOW for this online course focusing on the ethical & risk management issues when working with people with swallowing impairments and/or difficulties achieving adequate nutrition and hydration, led by RHN experts!
https://t.co/TVXYjIOgCY
From the perspective of someone who lives with traumatic #braininjury, read Brooke Trotter’s blog via @CFGLaw on “10 Things You Should Never Say To a Person With a Brain Injury”. Via@TrotterBrooke #tbi#stroke https://t.co/0XXoleM4oA
Love Love Love this 😍😍@AptusSLT Dysarthria Exercises: 50 Things to Ask #Siri. So useful to know for anyone who has an iphone and needs to practice questions for #dysarthria! Thank you 🥰 https://t.co/we1OSFOXTq
How do speech pathologists answer the question ‘Will I get better?’ in aphasia after stroke? From authors @BonnieBYCheng @aphasiologist1 David Copland and @SarahJWallace https://t.co/gmrI0O0ZCK. Short summary: https://t.co/z86j1LQd9y. #SLP#SLP2b@wespeechies
Have you registered yet for the next ASSBI bite sized conference? THIS FRIDAY 23rd Oct: Prof Leanne Togher and Dr Rachael Rietdijk present "What works for training communication partners of people with #TBI?" https://t.co/loOyImOAM4
Out today!
The City Gesture Checklist. Introducing a tool for capturing gesture production in #aphasia.
Work with @annacaute, @LucyDipper and @pritchardmr.
👍🏼
#Free#OpenAccess
The City Gesture Checklist: The development of a novel gesture assessment https://t.co/hRGXdejl6C
You are invited to the MCA Bitesize Zoom webinar at 2:30pm on Thursday, October 8th 2020. Please Register in advance for this webinar:
https://t.co/8cJdcp9C7A
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with information about joining the webinar.
See you there!
There's still time to register for the #SABIN2020 ‘Music Therapy and Disorders of Consciousness’ by Dr Wendy Magee Details here: https://t.co/DgWDj4729E
Prolonged Disorder of Consciousness training: webinar from Northwick Park Hospital. 2nd October 2020. Updating participants on new 2020 National Clinical Guidance for PDOC. Contact Elica Ming- Brown on [email protected] or phone 0208 869 2808. Don’t miss out!
I am looking forward to presenting for @SABIN_NHS on communication partner training in TBI - click here to register your interest and attend for FREE! https://t.co/SPDEikHy6e