Accessibility Lead at the Stroke Association, speech & language therapist, passionate about aphasia and co-producing resources, based in Glasgow
Scotland, United Kingdom
Joined April 2013
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Caitlin Longman retweeted
Our Stroke Support Helpline is now even more accessible! 📞
Thanks to our recent partnership with SignVideo by Sorenson, every stroke survivor who is deaf or hard of hearing can contact our Stroke Support Helpine via video call, supported by a BSL interpreter. 📺
Caitlin Longman retweeted
If you've still not voted for your favourite garden, visit stroke.org.uk/garden to see how @TheStrokeAssoc's show garden is growing shoots beyond SW3 to help survivors across the UK, through relocation, gardening tips and fundraising inspiration 🌻 bbc.co.uk/programmes/article…
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BAS members can register for this free event by logging in to their account bas.org.uk
Not a member? Why not sign up!
@BCAphasia @CaitLongman @JenThomsonSLT @SophieMacK11 @e_poyner1 @JeanRutter4
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😍 To all 1⃣0⃣0⃣0⃣0⃣ who delivered this on @MikeysWish_VDA's #InvestInSLT petition in just 1⃣5⃣ days, @RCSLT salutes each and every one of you.
❤️ You are AMAZING! Thank you!
🗣️ Now for the next 9⃣0⃣0⃣0⃣0⃣!
▶️ petition.parliament.uk/petit…
ALT Screenshot of the #InvestInSLT petition.
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❗️ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS OPEN ❗️ We are now accepting abstracts (max 400 words) for #BASConf24 @BasAphasia at @dmuleicester For more info: bas.org.uk/
Caitlin Longman retweeted
🚆 | A cutting-edge cybersecurity project developed by Glasgow Caledonian University could be the key to safeguarding Scotland's rail network from cyber threats.
Find out more:
📲 gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/universit…
#CyberSecurity | #Rail | #ScotRail
Caitlin Longman retweeted
Enjoyed this #uksf23 session and will be using @TheStrokeAssoc communication pack resources to support #research #inclusion in @StrokeWaters. Also recommend checking out resources from Speakeasy charity: speakeasy-aphasia.org.uk/aph…
Working on a project and want to include stroke survivors?
Today we heard from the @TheStrokeAssoc Aphasia and Accessible Voices Group about how they shaped a Communication Support Pack, loved by health professionals AND stroke survivors!
Catch up on the #UKSF23 app!
Caitlin Longman retweeted
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Queen Square ICAP now available to read + full operating manual to download! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… with thanks @BrainAppeal The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia @uclh @UCLIoN @UCLHresearch and all the amazing ICAP members 🎉🎉🎉
Caitlin Longman retweeted
Big focus of #UKSF2023 is of course the new National Clinical Guidelines.
I didn't know there was a plain language summary!
And it's written by people with lived exp of stroke and TIA!
Clinicians can share to empower: strokeguideline.org/plainlan…
Caitlin Longman retweeted
My poster on the MDT Stroke TOMS outcome measure for rehabilitation and its reliability trials. Have a look and please get in contact if you would any information. @MDTStrokeTOMs
#UKSF23
Caitlin Longman retweeted
How to speech and language therapists assess and treat Wernicke’s aphasia? Come and see my poster at #UKSF23 to find out about my study in progress. If you are an #SLT interested in taking part email me at [email protected] @BCAphasia @SarahNorthcott8
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Packed room for the @TheStrokeAssoc Accessible Voices group session and @CaitLongman sharing how important it is to support access needs, the way to do it (and not do it!), the design of the Communication Support Pack and the benefits of being involved in the group #UKSF23
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I am hoping to do some #PPI on my Better Conversations with Brain Injury for Kids Resource as we take it forward for PhD Applications.
If you are an #SLT who would be interested or know a family that would be happy to engage please get in touch [email protected]
Caitlin Longman retweeted
We had such a brilliant committee meeting this week- what a brilliant bunch of people!
We also want to say an ABSOLUTELY HUGE thank you to @naylorse our Treasurer, @Gilliancapri our RUM Co-ordinator @annacaute our Conference Co-ordinator and @ELSSLT our Publicity Officer who 1/4
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Interesting insight into the speech and language therapy profession from speech and language therapists Emilia Michou and Dr Sadna Balton, based in Greece and South Africa, for @bbcworldservice
Listen here: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct4t…
#SLT #SLPeeps #SpeechAndLanguageTherapy
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Colin's stroke resulted in #aphasia, a language and communication disorder. Many people with aphasia will have difficulties with understanding speech, speaking, reading, writing and numeracy issues. Here are his top tips for having a conversation with someone who has Aphasia👇🧵
ALT Close up photo of Colin who is smiling. He has grey hair.
Caitlin Longman retweeted
Childhood stroke changes lives in an instant.
Our dedicated Childhood Stroke Support team are here to help children & their families adapt to changing circumstances, so they can live their best possible lives.
To find out how we can support you, visit: bit.ly/39YsND6
ALT Text reads: "Has your Child had a stroke? We're here to help children and their families to live their best possible lived after stroke. Call us on: 0303 3033 100. Email: [email protected]. Visit: stroke.org.uk/childhood"
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We’re proud to share top tips for communicating with people with #aphasia!
Created by experts in aphasia @volkmer_anna, and @BCAphasia, people with aphasia @JanAphasia and Michael Petley, and family members @carlystroke and Vanessa Ward.
Video and thread 🧵
#RockingAphasia