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City Access – Resources For Aphasia (CARA)

City Access Resources for Aphasia (CARA) shares assessments, training packages and resources for clinicians and researchers working with people with aphasia, with the aim to give greater access to the evidence-based tests and therapies for aphasia developed at City St George’s, University of London.

Tests: Explore assessment tools and guides.

Training: Access training for aphasia therapies, tests and other materials.

CARA Resource Hub: See videos, download resources and read about City Aphasia Lab research projects.

CARA has been funded by the Tavistock Trust for Aphasia; the Stroke Association; and City St George’s, University of London

The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia
Stroke association

The City Aphasia Lab

Hi! We created this portal to give greater access to the evidence-based tests and therapies for aphasia developed at City, University of London.

Testimonials

“Great video resource for clinicians and student SLTs, thanks for putting this together”.
Dr Aine Kearns
“Fantastic resource for writing therapy”
Professor Rebecca Palmer
“Delighted to see this – and really like your access model”.
Dr Caroline Jagoe
“The @AphasiaMentors group just spent the morning watching and having rich discussions about these video resources: they resonated so deeply with everyone. From all of us here: Thank you!”
Eavan Sinden, Speech and Language Pathologist and Lecturer at the School of Audiology & Speech Sciences, The University of British Columbia
“We all use individual outcome measures for our own disciplines, but the SAQOL-39g is our core team outcome measure because we just find that it covers so much relevant information regarding functional impact for SALT, Physio, OT and Psych.”
“We collect a pre and post SAQOL-39g on all of our patients and we then report the results each quarter via the use of a pre and post SAQOL-39g bar graph to demonstrate our team’s effectiveness…” – Read Full Testimonial
Carys Moss – Highly Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, NHS

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