Claire Hartley

@claireslt.bsky.social

Speech and language therapist| Lecturer| Return to practice course lead| interested in aphasia , apraxia, dysarthria, conversation analysis, simulation| Lead clinician BCU SLT clinic| mum

Excited to share Lecturer post working with our return to practice students & me! Like working with different health &care professions, building skills & confidence, using remote teaching methods then 👀https://jobs.bcu.ac.uk/en/sites/CX_1/job/245/?utm_medium=jobshare&utm_source=External+Job+Share

Lecturer College of Health and Care Professions (Allied Health Professional)

We are seeking an innovative, ambitious, and inspirational candidate to join our friendly team. We are inviting applications for the position of Lecturer College of Health and Care Professions (Allied...

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Great to see this. We see people with milder #aphasia who have felt dismissed by services. I'm particularly interested in how this might inform assessment practices moving forward.

John E Pierce@jepierce.bsky.social · 2y ago

People with milder #aphasia are often discharged early from rehabilitation as they are perceived to be “recovered.” And yet - they experience frustrating language difficulties, reduced confidence, and difficulty keeping up in conversations and returning to work. 1/5

The Aphasia Therapy Finder is a free online tool to help speech therapists find and access high quality resources and instructional videos for evidence-based aphasia therapies. If you haven’t already, please check it out and share widely.

This is a flyer for the Aphasia Therapy Finder. The Aphasia Therapy Finder is a free online tool to help speech therapists find and access high quality resources and instructional videos for evidence-based aphasia therapies.