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Farewell (for now) lunch with Jenny Crinion lab UCL Neurotherapeutics - delighted to be joining Michael Fox lab Harvard Medical School Brigham and Women's Neurology Brigham and Women's Hospital for 6 months to learn all about lesion network mapping!

✨Well done to our team members Catherine Doogan, Tom Langford, Lucy Taylor & Neena Singh, for having their research abstracts accepted to present at UK Stroke Forum (29th Nov-1st Dec). Register here to join us! 👇 stroke.org.uk/professionals/… #UKSF22 #stroke #aphasia #neglect #carers

Massive thanks to Dr Aida Suarez-Gonzalez for presenting her team’s incredible work on the #ReadClearApp. It was developed at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology & UCL ICN to support reading in people with posterior brain damage 🧠📚 Available here 👇 makingreadingreal.org #PCA #raredementia #assistivetechnology

What do people with #aphasia want from our ICAP at Queen Square UCL UCLH? Authored by: Catherine Doogan Beth Gooding Jenny Crinion tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Join us at #uclWSDforum later this month for interactive talks and workshops, bringing together #strokesurvivors, #carers, researchers, clinicians and charities! Book your FREE tickets here 👇 engagement.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/projects/wsdfo…… @uclWSDforum UCL Brain Sciences The National Brain Appeal 🧠

Our team will be at #uclWSDforum on Friday 28th October to speak about our digital therapies iTalkBetter💬, iReadMore📚 and ATTEND👀for language and visual impairments after #stroke🧠 Come and chat to us!🗨️ engagement.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/projects/wsdfo……… @uclWSDforum UCL Brain Sciences The National Brain Appeal

Woohoo, first publication from my #PhD is out now!🤠 Read about the co-design of the #iReadMore app for people with #aphasia in JMIR Neurotechnology: neuro.jmir.org/2022/1/e39855 🧠📚📱 JMIR Publications Dr Victoria Fleming Catherine Doogan Alexander Leff Daniela Romano UCL Neurotherapeutics UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology UCL ICN

If we want people with #aphasia to use our therapy apps, then we'd better make sure they are involved in designing them. Great co-design work from Tom Langford the UCL Neurotherapeutics team and software developer Pedro Quijada Leyton. Kudos to Zoe Woodhead and Dr Sheila Kerry who laid the groundwork.

Closing out the week with a bang! 💥 Our final session preview of the week focuses on #Parallelstream2C as session chair Alexander Leff looks at How can we ensure that people with stroke can benefit from high quality, high dose rehabilitation? #UKSF22

Come and hear the UCL Neurotherapeutics group present on our recent work in room 3A at the #UKSF22 in 5 mins! ‘How can we ensure that people with #stroke can benefit from high quality, high dose #rehab?’ 🧠🎙

Many thanks to fantastic collaborative colleagues @WCHN_UCL UCL ICN UCL Neurotherapeutics for this useful open science research project. Transcranial direct current stimulation with functional magnetic resonance imaging: a detailed validation and operational guide, wellcomeopenresearch.org/articles/6-143…

Therapy app for proper name anomia in #Dementia 📱 Gotcha! is a digital confrontation naming therapy app being investigated as a way to improve naming of loved ones. Hear Alexander Leff talk about the trial: ow.ly/5Cik50NIna7 UCL Neurotherapeutics #ARUKConf23 #Neurology #Dementia

Digital technology provides great opportunities to overcome care limitations caused by cost & availability Alexander Leff (UCL Neurotherapeutics) introduces his work in developing therapy apps for language & visual impairments after #Stroke or #TBI: ow.ly/WOm450NLzqa #NeuroTwitter

Have a look below at the Gotcha! App webpage for information on this exciting study!

Tune in to catch Professor Alexander Leff in conversation with BBCSounds about the Gotcha! app!