Background: Social isolation and loneliness are often present after aphasia and lead to
negative health, social, and physical outcomes. Maintaining social connections after …

Background: An important goal of people living with aphasia, aphasia organizations and
professionals who work with aphasia is increased awareness of aphasia by the public …

Title: Embedding service learning in European higher education/edited by Pilar
Aramburuzabala, Lorraine Mcilrath and Héctor Opazo. Description: Abingdon, Oxon,; New …

Over 85% of the people survive stroke; and of those, over 80% are discharged to the
community. However, the majority do not recover completely. Loss of identity is a commonly …

Bullying and lateral violence is a reality in the workplace for many nurses and has been
explored in nursing literature for at least three decades. Using a postcolonial feminist …

This article challenges dominant assumptions about disability and accessibility in tourism
and adopts a relational perspective to explore how collaborative accessibility can emerge …

This article examines the significance of citizenship with respect to disability. The article first
highlights the idea of citizenship as 'social contract'. This means the possession of civil …

Loss of friendship post-onset of aphasia is well documented, with reduced social network
size and social isolation commonly reported. Because friendship has strong links to …

Background: Research on the benefits of group participation for adults with aphasia
poststroke has tended to focus on interventions led by speech–language therapists (SLTs) …

Purpose People with aphasia post-stroke are at risk for depression and social isolation. Peer-
befriending from someone with similar experiences may promote wellbeing and provide …