Resources
Whether you're living with aphasia, or are a carer or a loved one of a person living with aphasia, there are a number of organisations that can provide you with additional information and support.
Helpful links
- Australian Aphasia Association [external link]
- Aphasia Community [external link]
- Aphasia Victoria [external link]
- The Stroke Foundation [external link]
- Stroke Foundation enable me [external link]
- Aphasia United [external link]
Webinars
Aphasia CRE Seminar Series
- Seminar Series Introduction - by Miranda Rose, Centre Director (Watch this first)
- Seminar # 1 - Technology Solutions to Healthcare Communication. Presented by Prof Leanne Togher, CI.
- Seminar # 2 - Improving the Quality of Life in Aphasia. The effectiveness of the biographical narrative approach in different settings. Presented by Prof Sabine Corsten. Catholic University of Applied Sciences, Mainz, Germany.
- Seminar # 3 - Who benefits, and why? Person specific and practice-related predictors of naming treatment response in aphasia. Presented by Ass Prof Mike Dickey, Department of Communication Science and Disorders. University of Pittsburgh, USA.
Upcoming Seminars
- Seminar # 4 - Wednesday 30 October 2019 3.30 - 4.30pm (AEST) Book now
Sexuality and intimacy after stroke: is it really any of our business?
Presentation by Prof Emma Power. University of Technology Sydney, Graduate School of Health on behalf of the Sydney Sexuality Group.
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