Introduction Individuals living with aphasia (IWA) are more likely than stroke survivors
without aphasia to experience depression, anxiety, stress, and social isolation due to …

Background: Participation in life situations has been identified by people with aphasia
(PWA) as an ultimate outcome of rehabilitation and is often measured with patient-reported …

Background Healthcare professionals may have a preconceived idea about life after an
acquired brain injury (ABI). Understanding lived experiences of individuals with ABI and …

The theme Local Contexts, Global Practice was selected for the 2020 Speech Pathology
Australia (SPA) national conference in Darwin, and no one anticipated just how relevant the …

This thesis explores speech-language pathologists'(SLPs) perceptions of, experiences with,
and perceived barriers to providing psychosocial support to couples impacted by aphasia. A …

Enabling Speech-Language Pathologists to Feel Confident and Competent in Counselling for
Supporting Psychological Wellbeing in Page 1 Enabling Speech-Language Pathologists to Feel …

Stroke significantly impacts the lives of both the person who sustained the stroke and their
entire family unit (Dawes et al., 2022), often profoundly changing the roles and dynamics …

Background Aphasia, a common consequence of stroke, which affects both communication
and social functioning, and in turn, quality of life, is on the rise due to increases in stroke …