Nicole Campbell

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@dieworkwear @camera_pigeon I never break things to repair them. I feel it goes against the philosophy behind traditional kintsugi - nmckintsugi

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

Tennants is holding a kintsugi auction next week to benefit Cancer Research UK.

Kintsugi, as many may know, is the Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics using urushi lacquer mixed with some kind of metallic dust (often gold). The process is slow, deliberative, and requires skilled hands.

By repairing ceramics this way, the craftsperson highlights — rather than tries to hide — where the item was previously damaged. Many feel that this makes the item look more beautiful. In this way, it's a kind of life lesson: even if things have been broken, they can emerge stronger and more beautiful once repaired, such as relationships or personal trauma.

The auction starts Sept. 7th and runs until the 18th. Proceeds will benefit cancer research.

If you're based in the US and want someone to repair broken ceramics using this technique, I've used Yuko Gunji in New York City and think they do great work.

https://t.co/CLisQhS12n

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@dieworkwear Thank you so much for letting people know about this auction. Although in the UK, it is open to everyone, including the States! Please contact @nmckintsugi on instagram if you want to know more… or Tennants directly. Really appreciate the support.

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@MADerbyshire Thank you so much Melanie. Wishing you a happy new year. Xx

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@abracabadger @AphasiaSoftware Thank you so much Abi. X

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@RosemaryTowns15 @dyscoveraphasia Thank you so much Rosemary and all at Dyscover.

[Dr Abi Roper @abracabadger]

The one and only Prof Jane Marshall has written a brilliant new book:

"Aphasia. The Basics"

This beginners guide to #aphasia is written with Jane's trademark sensitivity, clarity, and hilarity.
Take a look via the link below. You won't regret it!
#IARC24
#AphasiaAwarenessMonth

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

Bale Charcoal (Oily smoke) https://t.co/fiowHPbpnw

[Aphasia Software Finder @AphasiaSoftware]

Have you seen the new look Aphasia Software Finder?

Check it out here:
https://t.co/aVh7PI6Ib3

Kathy

[Dr Abi Roper @abracabadger]

New Look Aphasia Software Finder https://t.co/qhpkcpKnjS
The Aphasia Software Finder has had a re-design to make the website easier to navigate.
Watch this video to find out more: https://t.co/yNGBZNkyEY
I'm lucky to be a consultant on this work. Let us know what you think!

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@UQHealth @SarahJWallace @AusAphasiaAssoc @strokefdn Wonderful news Sarah, congratulations.

[Aphasia Software Finder @AphasiaSoftware]

New apps added to Aphasia Software Finder.
Follow link to find out more.

https://t.co/XRBLiSwtTs

This is for information only.
ASF does not make recommendations or endorsements.

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@SarahJWallace @aphasiacre @CATs_Aphasia Many congratulations

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@NidhiMahendra @sjsulurie @sjsunsslha Congratulations Nidhi!

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@NidhiMahendra @RCSLT @MarianBrady Thank you so much Nidhi

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

#RCSLTAwards Thank you for a very special day @RCSLT. Very grateful to RCSLT, all at The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia and Pam Enderby and @MarianBrady for the nomination. Lovely to see old friends and meet new ones. Today meant a lot. Thank you.

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@MarianBrady @RCSLT @KGadhok @SeanPert Thank you Marian x

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@MCAsupporttool And congratulations to you too Mark!

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@MADerbyshire Thank you so much for your kind words Melanie

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@dyscoveraphasia Thank you so much all at Dyscover

[Nicole Campbell @nmcnmcnmc]

@rose_mirandaros Thank you so much Miranda