Meet Jessica Molloy, Clinical Specialist Speech and Language Therapists. Today Jessica is marking Primary Progressive Aphasia Awareness Day. “SLT can help people with PPA to find their voice again, even when the words are gone, people with PPA still have a lot to say.”

Today marks the first-ever Primary Progressive Aphasia Awareness Day! Gráinne O’Shea, Clinical Specialist Speech and Language Therapists works with patients affected by this condition🏥 As an SLT, it’s Gráinne's aim to improve their communication confidence 🗣

Closing date for this fabulous job as a Senior SLT in acute stroke is this Sunday. Such a rewarding job with an amazing MDT

https://t.co/8CKydQ6LkI This may be one of the best resources I've ever come across for #aphasia. This will save so much time as a clinician. It not only summarises the current level of evidence but includes tx protocols, links to materials and training vidoes #gamechanger ⬇️

So proud to announce that I'm finally a "published" author! Read our paper on the reliability trials of the MDT stroke TOMs- a holistic stroke outcome measure I developed with Professor Pam Enderby (yes, I'm incredibly lucky!) #MDTStrokeTOMs https://t.co/VYm5CAxMNN

Vital research being completed by the amazing @MichelleHayeSLT ⬇️

If I'd experience in H&N, I'd be applying to work with this amazing team. I'm honestly in awe of all that the #SJH #SLT H&N team manage to do for their patients and how they are constantly showcasing, nationally, the vital role SLTs play with this client group. Apply below⬇️.

📣 Calling all 🇬🇧UK #SpeechAndLanguageTherapists passionate about improving rehabilitation for #FacialPalsy after #Stroke? Join our research study at @Uni_of_Essex. Your insights will enhance #postStrokeFacialPalsy management. Learn more & participate now! https://t.co/cBUp5ySyi5

Civilians in #Gaza are being starved and killed, and we are prevented from helping them.   This is Gaza today, even after 7 months of horrors.

It's not even a war. There are no two Armies. It's children against the world's most sophisticated evil army using illegal weapons of warfare. #EyesOnRafah

This is an essential read for all those working with stroke survivors in Ireland. So great to see research being presented in an accessible format as well . Amazing work @EithneSexton

PLEASE LISTEN 🧵 This is Prof Ronan Collins @ronancollins7 (National Clinical Lead Stroke) scathing criticism of Dept of Health/@HSELive treatment of 850,000 people in Ireland living with neurology/neurodegenerative conditions and the moratorium on recruitment …

Today, the #ESD #MDT at SJH commenced our g-apframework training. A FREE, evidence based resource designed with #PWA to help with #goal setting.

Genuinely one of the best training sessions I've ever attended. Thank you so much @AcquireSLT. So informative. Looking forward to using all that you discussed today with my clients and sharing with the wider SLT/MDT

Delighted to share this scoping review, highlighting the psychosocial impct of being 'nil by mouth' and the lack of outcome measures suitable has been published today and available Open Access. https://t.co/VJDpEDV73T Now onto the challenge of addressing the gaps..

Please watch and share! Beautiful videos made with (and at the behest of) people with #aphasia, sharing what we can all do to support the well-being of people with aphasia and their loved ones. Full details in Sarah's thread. @TheStrokeAssoc @GivingVoiceUK @RCSLT @carlystroke

New @ijlcd editorial with @RachaelReedake Paul Conroy @MCAsupporttool & @LeanneTogher for our special issue! 'It's a changing landscape: Complexity and innovation in cognitive-communication rehabilitation for people with acquired brain injury (ABI)' https://t.co/mMRDZV55ML

@ronancollins7 @louiseclark15 I've been following the amazing work you've been doing online for some time. Thank you for all the incredible work you are doing in this area

As @ronancollins7 said the guidelines are aspirational. I'm excited to see how we all work together to offer the services our stroke clients deserve.

Really enjoyed the discussion re: the importance of integrated care. Would love to some day explore, with other SLTs, if we could work together to use an integrated approach to offer ICAPs for our aphasia clients in Ireland.