Can a brief early intervention prevent depression and help people live with aphasia a year after stroke? [ 2014 - ]

Research Grant

Researchers: Prof Linda Worrall (Principal investigator) ,  A/Pr Asad Khan ,  Dr Emma Power ,  Dr Kyla Brown ,  Prof Ian Kneebone
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Brief description Loss of language after stroke (aphasia) leads to problems with understanding, talking, reading and writing. Aphasia often leads to depression and poorer wellbeing for the person with aphasia and the caregiver. Our research has a) identified what it takes to live successfully with aphasia, b) translated the results to a program called ASK, and c) piloted ASK with promising outcomes in reducing symptoms of depression. We will measure the impact of ASK at 12 month post stroke.

Funding Amount $1,270,185.00

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