Adult speech pathologist 🗣 Main interests are aphasia & CALD + all things stroke, neuro & rehab 🧠
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined November 2018
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Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
New Seminar 27 May-
Assessment in multilingual aphasia: Challenges and clinical strategies. Presentation by Dr Monica Norvik.
Register for your Zoom link
latrobe.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
Just over two weeks until our Better Conversations course in Sydney & three weeks until Perth @ChelseaLarkman
Shouting out to all Speech Pathologists in NSW and WA- we’d love to see you.
And there are places still available!!!
Sign up: ucl.ac.uk/brain-sciences/pal…
I'm excited to share the third publication from my PhD. It details the generative phase of our #codesign work exploring solutions to the challenges SPs & #interpreters encounter when they collaborate to adapt #aphasia #therapy. Available open access: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
Our team at @aphasiacre is developing solutions to tackle this inequity in access to care for people with #aphasia from cultural and linguistic differences @ChelseaLarkman @KathleenMellahn @SamSiySP
#STROKE: Impaired speaking ability after stroke may influence outcomes. Greater communicative support for cultural/linguistic minorities during rehabilitation is indicated. @DominiqueCad @rose_mirandaros @KilkennyMonique #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/41jUxtD
ALT Graphic abstract in Mellahn et al.
Lots to think about after hearing from @volkmer_anna about intensive conversation camps for people with progressive aphasia. Loved the suggestion from one participant that maybe CPT should be mandatory for all people with PPA. #BASConf24
Incredible keynote from Swathi Kiran from @AphasiaLab on day 2 of #BASConf24 on using AI/ML to predict recovery in aphasia & move us closer to precision rehabilitation.
@BASConf24
Fantastic first day of #BASConf24
I thoroughly enjoyed sharing some of our work & loved all the great conversations that followed. Looking forward to day 2 😊
@ChelseaLarkman presents about how SLTs can work more effectively with interpreters in #aphasia therapy #BASConf24 @BasAphasia
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
This represents several years’ work led by @rose_mirandaros @cats_aphasia funded by Tavistock Trust for Aphasia. Included therapy profiles were authored by those who developed & tested the therapies. Dozens of reviewers & user testers ensured the accuracy & usability of the tool.
aphasiatherapyfinder.com/ contains evidence summaries, resources, how-to videos and more for 25 evidence-based #aphasia treatments.
Registration is free.
An essential item in the aphasia clinician's toolkit.
Please share far and wide!
Congratulations @JohnPierce85!!
Exciting news!
Dr John Pierce from the Aphasia CRE has been awarded a $565,000 MRFF Grant for treatment MMat Tele project.
“We’re very excited about the potential of this research to have a real impact for people living with aphasia.”
More info here - aphasiacre.wpcomstaging.com/…
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
Congratulations to Professor Miranda Rose — a world leader in #Aphasia research and #stroke rehabilitation — who was today recognised for her significant contributions to the field with the The Robin Tavistock Award at @IARC2024 👏 latrobe.edu.au/news/articles…
ALT A portrait image of Professor Miranda Rose smiling at camera, while outside, dressed in smart casual business attire.
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
Agree. Let’s get this ⬇️ FREE resource to every Australian new to #aphasia. Every hospital speech pathologist in Australia should have copies of this vital introduction to aphasia. Every Australian stroke unit should have stacks ready to hand out. Thank you @strokefdn – at Sunshine Coast, Queensland
The Aphasia Handbook is out (by @strokefdn and @AusAphasiaAssoc) and it's wonderfully comprehensive and accessible 🥇
Let's make sure every Australian leaving hospital with #aphasia gets a copy!
📘strokefoundation.org.au/medi…
📮store.strokefoundation.org.a…
We’re looking for speech pathologists & interpreters to help co-design solutions to the challenges of adapting #aphasia therapy into other languages. Link for info & consent: redcap.latrobe.edu.au/redcap…
@aphasiacre
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
Australian #aphasia community, subsidised tickets for PWA & family for the 5-7 Feb Aphasia Camp at the Gold Coast are now on sale. SLP’s please disseminate.
events.humanitix.com/copy-of… – at Brisbane, Queensland
Dr Chelsea Larkman retweeted
Our international survey study is still seeking #SLP/#SLT with experience working with #bilingual #multilingual people with #aphasia. Please share your clinical experience and opinion by participating in this survey 👇🏻 and help me spread the word! @CATs_Aphasia
Are you an SLT/SLP working with #bilingual #multilingual people with #aphasia? Please consider participating in our @CATs_Aphasia global survey on clinical practices & challenges in providing clinical services to this population! 👉rug.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/for…
Great to be in the audience for this presentation @rose_mirandaros!
Loved the positive focus on solutions: 1) There is strong evidence for the efficacy of aphasia therapy
2) Technology can help increase dose, support maintenance, & enable self-mx…
Honoured to be an invited speaker about #aphasia at ASHA congress in Boston USA today- only 14,300 participants at this conference 😳
Big thanks to @TamiHowe20, @EavanSinden, @AphasiaMentors & @UBC_Sass for being so welcoming during my short visit this week. I loved the opportunity to chat with you all about aphasia & my research. I’m feeling re-energised & inspired with lots of fresh ideas 💡
Thanks for having me @AphasiaMentors !! It was lovely to meet everyone. I so enjoyed all our conversations 😊 My visit has got me thinking about how I can get aphasia groups going when I'm back home.
Great to have @ChelseaLarkman visit both the Aphasia Mentors & Aphasia Partners sessions today! Inspiring us to dream big, putting a spotlight on what can be possible through collaborative practice. An exciting start to the term!