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Huge congratulations to Prof Miranda Rose who was awarded the Robin Tavistock Award 2024 at the International Aphasia Rehabilitation Conference (IARC) 2024 in Brisbane, Australia.
Read more - aphasiatavistocktrust.org/ro…
CarleeWilson retweeted
Team Rocking Aphasia is back!
@ThrivePlayer @KathyCann1 @abracabadger @carlystroke @kats_crafts @KellyFogarty14
So excited for this year’s creative #AphasiaAware rocking!
We’ll be posting ideas of how to get involved over next few weeks
Please join us 2024!
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A recent project introduced by SLTs and OTs as part of a pilot scheme gives patients and residents the opportunity to work at RHN's reception desk, helping them rebuild confidence and skills that may have been impacted following a brain injury.
Read more: bit.ly/3maEYmu
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#MentalHealth is just as important as physical health. It's a part of what makes us whole. #Aphasia can take a toll on mental health, and often supports are not accessible to people with aphasia. Contact ACO if you need help accessing services. [email protected]
CarleeWilson retweeted
Mistakes are just another way of learning… I must learn an awful lot! #tuesdayvibe #learning #stroke #life
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#MondayTip
The patient w/ a #stroke is > than an occluded artery
Is a #person, and the stroke affects:
-his/her body #structure & #function
-his/her #activities
-his/her #participation
-his/her #quality of life
#NeverForget
who.int/publications/m/item/…
#ICF
Image from @artibiotics 🙌
CarleeWilson retweeted
In response to my prompt, 'write an essay for admission to a speech-language pathology program, chat.openai.com returned this...
Interesting discussion in future trends forum on AI: youtube.com/watch?v=Bz7aW6vS…
ChatGPT exposes rote assessments vs work of thinking & analysis
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“I wish more people knew that with aphasia, you can see everything in your brain you want to say–it just doesn’t always want to come to your mouth.”
A stroke survivor shares how he stays motivated while living with #aphasia.
ow.ly/6PkN50LVPtP
CarleeWilson retweeted
Living with a disability in Canada? Your opinion matters! Help shape Canada’s first Disability Inclusion Action Plan by taking part in the national survey by Nov. 14: surveymonkey.com/r/DIAP-EN-A… Please share with your network!
@InclusionCA
CarleeWilson retweeted
After Mum's heart attack yesterday, I am putting this out there.
Heart Attacks present differently in Women, and if my Dad hadn't acted as quickly as he had, things may have been a very different story today.
CarleeWilson retweeted
We love aphasiatherapyonline.com
A FREE (yes, free!) aphasia therapy resource by @JohnPierce85 that was designed for people who can't afford an iPad & apps or computer software. Offered in 5 languages, with more on the way, this is a great part of an aphasia therapist's toolkit
CarleeWilson retweeted
Interested in #PatientEngagement in #Research? Not sure how it all works? @CIHR_IMHA has supported development of 4 modules to help! Co-created with #PatientPartners, 3 of 4 modules are available:
•EN: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/27297.html…
•FR: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/27297.html…
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CarleeWilson retweeted
“#Aphasia doesn’t change who you are, even if it is harder to communicate.” @GabbyGiffords 👍🏻 Pls read and share! ➡️
brainandlife.org/the-magazin… – at Leland, NC
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"Oh you're doing speech and language... what's that?!" 🙃😂
After listening to feedback I have slightly updated the visual ❤
Please if you share could you credit me. Thank you 🥰
CarleeWilson retweeted
Try out OneLook, an aphasia-friendly tool that will help you find missing words: aphasia.org/stories/technolo…
CarleeWilson retweeted
Take a moment to belly breathe with us! No matter where you are, or what you're doing, these simple steps can help you manage big feelings like stress or anger, and start to feel more like yourself. #WorldMentalHealthDay #ViaViatris
CarleeWilson retweeted
Here’s a wee TikTok of me vlogging the process of making my puréed pancakes. It was interesting to reflect on the measures that I had to take to get the food to be the correct consistency and to think about the time it took and how this could impact socialising. #MyStudentSLTDay
CarleeWilson retweeted
None of us know what we are made of but #braininjury is slowly teaching us that we are tougher, stronger, smarter than we ever knew. It's also teaching compassion, diligence &an ability to empathize. It's making us better humans who know how to focus on what really matters.
CarleeWilson retweeted
Have difficulty communicating during medical appointments? Use these great tips from people with aphasia: aphasia.org/stories/tips-for…
CarleeWilson retweeted
One of our team, @Amber_M_SLT, found this app recently. A really useful, visually based app for complying a shopping list. We think it would be great to try with some of our aphasic clients. Available on Apple and Android weneed.ch/en









































