@tracingwords@MarcellaC_SP @BiancaTidey What a beautiful thread Tracey. It’s been an absolute pleasure having you on board. Thank you so much for your contribution 😊 can’t wait to celebrate together!
This week is Speech Pathology Week and the focus is on ‘Communicating with Confidence’.
Due to COVID-19, people are now wearing masks and standing 1.5 metres apart. This presents new challenges for everyone, but especially people with hearing loss or communication difficulties.
Profs Rose & Corsten are inviting Australian health care professionals into a Zoom focus group study about a German biographic-narrative intervention for improving wellbeing + quality of life for people with aphasia. See attached for more information @AlmutPlath@corsten_sabine
Now available: 5min summary video of new paper published just last week
Aphasia disrupts usual care: the stroke team’s perceptions of delivering healthcare to patients with aphasia
@rose_mirandaros@DrRobOH@johhil@EH_Research@aphasiacre
https://t.co/YTdU4Sx5iJ @figshare
So heart warming to see #aphasia being spoken about and recognized in the Canadian Parliment 🥳 You are amazing @HaltonPeelABI!!!
https://t.co/BGYgU5EVkP
June is #aphasiaawareness month. Don't know what aphasia is? Watch below 🙂 - Let's all become more aware by talking about it! #TalkAboutAphasia https://t.co/opKq4dQuRR
A new @Bell_LetsTalk Day record! 138,383,995 messages of support for #mentalhealth means @Bell will invest a further $6,919,199.75 in Canadian mental health. https://t.co/tWyLIhGoad #BellLetsTalk
Rise and shine! Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day! Don’t hit snooze – join the conversation and help drive Bell donations for mental health initiatives in Canada! https://t.co/brp7BWKXo7