Aphasia is a language-based communication disorder that occurs when the brain regions
responsible for language processes incur damage. This damage can occur from stroke …

Background For the professions of audiology and speech-language therapy (A/SLT), there
continues be a dire need for more equitable services. Therefore there is a need to develop …

ABSTRACT Background Conducting Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) in health
research is a way of building knowledge that incorporates the experience of service users …

Purpose: Legacies of colonialism continue to influence the profession of speech-language
pathology (SLP) around the world. While there is some literature on ways in which we can …

Purpose: This viewpoint discusses a plausible framework to educate future speech-
language pathologists (SLPs) as socially responsive practitioners who serve and advocate …

Multiethnic aphasia caseloads in post-stroke services are estimated to grow extensively. The
convergence of a larger prevalence of chronic neurogenic complications in a rapidly aging …

Background We explore the theoretical and methodological aspects of decolonising speech
and language therapy (SLT) higher education in the United Kingdom. We begin by providing …

This commentary marks the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
by examining Article 19 and its application to people with aphasia. This group of people still …

In this article, we explore the benefits of recognizing the impact of intersectionality on access
to, and provision of, brain injury care in a First Nations context. While disadvantage and …

The aim of this scoping review was to document all Māori speech-language therapy
research undertaken in New Zealand in the past 20 years and identify gaps in the literature …