Aphasia CRE Seminar Empowering Tomorrow's Clinical Aphasiologists: Strategies for Training the Next Generation of ICAP Providers.
Empowering Tomorrow's Clinical Aphasiologists: Strategies for Training the Next Generation of ICAP Providers.
Presentation by: Prof Catherine Off, University of Montana.
This presentation will describe the structure and process of training graduate student clinicians in speech-language pathology and related health professions to deliver high-quality evidence-based treatment in the context of a university-based Intensive Comprehensive Aphasia Program. Strategies and challenges related to implementing this training and assessing student outcomes will be discussed.
Catherine Off is Professor and School Chair at the University of Montana. She is principal investigator of the Behavioural Research for Aphasia and Intensive Neurorehabilitation (BRAIN) Lab and founder of the Big Sky Aphasia Program. Her research focuses on increasing the intensiveness and comprehensiveness of post-acute aphasia rehabilitation.
Register here - https://latrobe.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MsxgL7CgQXerFpUNKQAqrg
The seminar will be recorded and available on our YouTube channel a few days after the seminar date.
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