ICAP

Hot off the press! What do stroke survivors with #aphasia think about our student clinician run ICAP?? @ICAPcommunity tandfonline.com/eprint/RJUQVFZ…

Themes from ICAP day 2- importance of formulation, the cohort, project groups, long term support groups, CPT, more specific therapy and independent tasks, working across services to deliver ICAPs, students, 3rd sector, dual diagnosis, upping the dose in practice. @JeanRutter4

So many wonderful ICAP ideas on these post-it-notes at the end of the course. Pink = plans for now, blue = plans for next 6 months, blue = future ICAP dreams. Lets keep the conversation going @ICAPcommunity

Katie Monnelly from City, University of London, making her UK Stroke Forum debut, will be following @LesleyScobbie and will talk about A systematic review of outcomes from intensive and comprehensive aphasia programmes #UKSF22 @KatieMonnelly lovely to have you with us!

New pub alert 🚨 Barriers to implementing #aphasia ICAPs in Australia & a theory-informed tailored #implementation strategy to improve uptake! Thanks to all the clinicians who participated in interviews & my co-authors 🙏50 free eprints here: tandfonline.com/eprint/DCBCWNW…

Thread 11 @GenevieveVuong Excited to hear her speak for the first time. Findings about an ICAP delivered online. Of relevance to @NELFTAdultSLT who run these regularly now and all @ICAPcommunity who are interested #IARC2022

At #IARC2022 Dr. Suzanne Beeke is describing the importance of working at the conversation level and communication partner training while our families with aphasia in the Big Sky Aphasia Program ICAP are also brainstorming about their own communication strategies. @ICAPcommunity