We (with @GMNeuroRehabODN) have now facilitated two training sessions with the DWP on supporting people with neurological conditions back to work with further collaboration planned. @StrokeAssocNW BASIC Speakeasy Find out more here: gmsodn.org.uk/articles/helpi…

Many friends won't know what a brain injury is and how it can affect someone, and therefore may not be able to understand how and why their friend has changed. Here are 5 top tips on support friends after a brain injury: headway.org.uk/news/national-…

We have been working with @GMNeuroRehabODN to improve support for vocational rehabilitation to help people get back to work, education or volunteering after #stroke. We have a new web page for professionals including two films of people affected Lucy Allard gmsodn.org.uk/vocational-reh…

Always brilliant to hear Lucy Allard - should be compulsory to have a Lucy on your shoulder to remind you how to best listen to stroke survivors Speakeasy #GMlifeafterstroke18

The wonderful Lucy Lucy Allard stealing the show at @GMstrokeODN conference. Come and hear her again at the annual Speakeasy conference 16th October. Details on our website buryspeakeasy.org.uk

Mark from Speakeasy asking questions about nutrition after Stroke ⁦@GMStrokeODN⁩ Such confidence👍

More people signed up today for our annual conference on the 16th of October. This promises to be an inspiring day. It is an opportunity to find out more about Speakeasy and what it is like to live with... facebook.com/speakeasy.bury…

Speakeasy Conference next Tuesday the 16th of October at Christchurch Neighbourhood Centre, Great Eaves Road, Ramsbottom BL0 0PX. 10am - 2.30pm. An inspiring and informative day. Places still available. Call 01706 82 5802 by latest Monday if you would like to attend.

Thanks for having us! All part of his training for being a tiny stroke advocate 🙂

Please don’t stay at home if you think you are having a stroke. NHS England Stroke Association @british_stroke Our expert stroke teams will be waiting to see you, assess you and get you home ASAP. If you think you have had a ‘mini’/ minor stroke, we maybe able to assess you at home.

Love this! 💕 Amazing team, perfect message...

Amazing podcast by Lucy Allard and others talking about #aphasia and Speakeasy these amazing people have been busy during lockdown @GMStrokeODN open.spotify.com/episode/39gfxc…

Please dial 999 if you or a loved one has #stroke symptoms. You may think you're safer at home but it's not worth the risk. The sooner specialist stroke services can treat you the better.

Clear as ever Lucy, thank you! Please act F.A.S.T if you suspect that you or someone you are with is having a stroke. NHS England @british_stroke Stroke Association

Thanks Dr Hannah Stockley 💙 for the retweet. You did 2 of my angiograms. You were kind, patient and reassuring. Made all the difference. My family and I are so grateful.

Our stroke units are getting busier but still low attendances with Transient Ishaemic Attack (TIA/mini stroke). Hospital is the best place if you have have symptoms of #stroke. Lucy reminds us of Face Arms Speech Time (act FAST). Pass it on! @GM_HSC youtu.be/QzecHqHQd3g

Last week the new Speakeasy at Home service supported 78 people affected by #aphasia. Each had their own pattern of help using a range of approaches. What an amazing team of staff and volunteers. Speakeasy Lucy Allard mark booth @GMStrokeODN

Do not delay - if you think you or someone you are with is having a stroke, call 999. Stroke services across England are ready and waiting to give you brain and life saving care.

This year marks the 35th year of Speakeasy supporting people affected by aphasia. We are excited to launch our new video where you can learn more about us! Please watch and share for aphasia awareness month. speakeasy-aphasia.org.uk/speakeasy-memb… #AphasiaAwarenessMonth #aphasia #stroke