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The Centre for Research Excellence in Aphasia Recovery and Rehabilitation, aims to improve the lives of people living with aphasia. W: www.latrobe.edu.au/research/centres/health/aphasia

New low cost adult speech pathology clinic at La Trobe University, Bundoora. If you are in Melbourne, here is a new, low-cost adult speech pathology services available through La Trobe University Health Clinic in Bundoora. The clinic supports adults with communication, speech, voice and swallowing…

📺 Free aphasia seminars, research updates and expert talks are available on the Aphasia CRE YouTube channel. Explore and subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@aphasiacre #Aphasia

Register now for our June Seminar- I’m still a me: A proposed framework for understanding and supporting relational recovery following aphasia: the evolution of interpersonal relationships and the relational self Presented by Dr Amy Ford Register here - latrobe.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

QARC Clinical Forum – 23 July Paediatric Aphasia: Same word, different worlds Date: Thursday 23rd July, 2026Time: 3pm (Brisbane Time)Location: Zoom (online)Join the webinar here: uqz.zoom.us/j/85898984658?from=addon The presentation will examine how paediatric aphasia differs from adult…

Reminder to register now for our 24th June Seminar – “I’m still a me”: A proposed framework for understanding and supporting relational recovery following aphasia: the evolution of interpersonal relationships and the relational self. Presented by Dr Amy Ford What you will learn in this seminar:…

Match the Momentum: Unite for Aphasia Awareness The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia have pledged $72,958 towards a global aphasia awareness campaign... if we can match their contribution, dollar for dollar. We need your help to match the momentum and make aphasia awareness a reality! Aphasia affects…

Using generative AI to help bridge the language barrier gap for people with aphasia. We are excited to see this post by La Trobe University on the amazing work that Dr John Pierce is involved in using generative AI that is helping bridge the language barrier gap for people with aphasia. Read it now

May seminar available to view now! Assessment in multilingual aphasia: Challenges and clinical strategies. Presentation by: Dr Monica Norvik This presentation address challenges in assessing multilingual adults with aphasia and outline strategies for overcoming them. youtu.be/XJaCTOgIplY?...

IALP MENTORING PROJECT – TAVISTOCK TRUST FOR APHASIA (TTA) – CALL FOR MENTORS CALL FOR MENTORS The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia is once again offering to support the International Association of Communication Sciences and Disorders (IALP) to develop strategies for engaging with and providing…

We are excited to see this article published on the amazing work that Dr John Pierce is involved in using generative AI that is helping bridge the language barrier gap for people with aphasia. www.linkedin.com/posts/latrob...

The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia have pledged $72,958 towards a global aphasia awareness campaign... if we can match their contribution, dollar for dollar. We need your help to match the momentum and make aphasia awareness a reality! Aphasia affects millions - yet awareness remains heartbreakingly low. Aphasia robs people of their communication, but not their thoughts, feelings, or humanity. This lack of awareness translates to a lack of support and empathy from the general public; fewer opportunities to return to work, education, and social activities; and insufficient funding for aphasia services.

CALL FOR MENTORS The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia is once again offering to support the International Association of Communication Sciences and Disorders (IALP) to develop strategies for engaging with and providing professional development to SLTs in resource-constrained contexts. This project is coordinated by the IALP Aphasia Committee. Mentees will be emerging SLTs (in their first 7 years of clinical practice) from low- and middle-resourced countries where speech-language therapy services for people with aphasia are limited or not yet established.

Paediatric Aphasia: Same word, different worlds Date: Thursday 23rd July, 2026Time: 3pm (Brisbane Time)Location: Zoom (online)Join the webinar here: uqz.zoom.us/j/85898984658?from=addon The presentation will examine how paediatric aphasia differs from adult presentations,integrating theory and developmental language perspectives to inform age appropriateassessment and intervention. The presentation traces the typical patient journey,highlighting collaboration with the MDT and key stakeholders to support recovery,functional outcomes, and successful return to school across developmental stages.

If you are in Melbourne, here is a new, low-cost adult speech pathology services available through La Trobe University Health Clinic in Bundoora. The clinic supports adults with communication, speech, voice and swallowing needs. Services are student-led and supervised by qualified speech pathologists. Referral form: Reduced Cost Care - Standard Consultation $35. Concession $20.

“I’m still a me”: A proposed framework for understanding and supporting relational recovery following aphasia: the evolution of interpersonal relationships and the relational self. Presented by Dr Amy Ford What you will learn in this seminar: Recent research describing the impact of aphasia on relationships. The way in which communication and interactions with others lead to an altered sense of self following aphasia.

We are excited to see this post by La Trobe University on the amazing work that Dr John Pierce is involved in using generative AI that is helping bridge the language barrier gap for people with aphasia. Read it now

Research from La Trobe University's Centre For Data Analytics and Cognition and Centre for Research Excellence in Aphasia Recovery and Rehabilitation has highlighted how generative AI could help in re...