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Aphasia Advocacy & Community Education: Speaking Out! and Beyond Ellayne S. Ganzfried, M.S., CCC-SLP ASHA Fellow Leora R. Cherney, PhD., Board Certified - ANCDS Executive Director-National Aphasia Association Director-Center for Aphasia Research and Treatment Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Darlene S. Williamson, MA, CCC-SLP Executive Director The Stroke Comeback Center Edie Babbitt, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, Board Certified-ANCDS Center for Aphasia Research & Treatment Denise McCall, MA, CCC-SLP Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Program Director Snyder Center for Aphasia Life Enhancement Karen Copeland, M.A, CCC-SLP Bernsen Rehab Center/St. John Medical Center Sharon M. Antonucci, Ph.D. CCC-SLP New York University Communicative Sciences and Disorders ASHA 2011- San Diego Speaking Out! History Held every other year since 1998 1998-Chicago 2000-Michigan 2002-Washington, DC 2004-Tampa, FL 2006-Boston, MA 2008-NYC Speaking Out! Features Unique structure  PWA, caregivers and professionals attend and  interact together-Hallmark Networking opportunity  Empowerment of PWA  Student training component  Dissemination of relevant research  Co-Sponsorship  Speaking Out! Goals Involving PWA in education and self-  advocacy Incorporate students into the process  following LPAA framework Independent and self sustaining  Community involvement  Features/Considerations Physical environment/set-up  Volunteers  Program Book  Financial  Breakouts vs general sessions  Utilize local “talent”  Social time  Fatigue factor  Speaking Out 2008! National Aphasia Association Co-sponsorship: New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, & Human Development Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders Based on successes at Speaking Out! 2006 in Boston… Taking it to the streets: Aphasia  community and advocacy Presented at ASHA Convention 2006  Authors  Laura J. Glufling-Tham, MS, CCC/SLP Emerson College  Jerome Kaplan, MA, CCC/SLP Boston University  Marjorie Nicholas, Ph.D., CCC/SLP MGH Institute of  Health Professions Therese O’Neil-Pirozzi, Sc.D., CCC/SLP Northeastern  University Aphasia Advocacy and Participation Aphasia-Friendly Presentation Individuals with  aphasia Provided in  handout form for visual reference and to take home As a model for  students What? National Aphasia Association http://www.aphasia.org/  Conference for  People with aphasia and their families  Healthcare professionals  Students  Speakers and Topics  People with aphasia, “Living well with aphasia”  Professionals  therapy talking to your doctor artwork healthcare Volunteer Ideas Helping out at the conference  Registration table Selling t-shirts, etc. Helping people find their way around

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Follow-up practice sessions as requested. ▫ Stroke of Genius documentary & concert Need to make sure such an event does not reduce SLP to practice, support and to perfect new skills English and World Talk English. ▫.
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