Kathryn Pettigrove
@kathrynslp.bsky.social
Speech pathologist passionate about supporting wellbeing for people with #aphasia and their loved ones. Graduate researcher at the Centre of Research Excellence in Aphasia Recovery and Rehabilitation @aphasiacre.bsky.social. Coffee, bushwalking, singing.
so I think the more opportunities the better (including vice versa as you suggested). I stayed in community settings from that point, but I know that if I returned to inpatient settings, my experiences from the community would make me a substantially better #aphasia care provider than I was before!
January 28, 2025 at 1:48 AM
so I think the more opportunities the better (including vice versa as you suggested). I stayed in community settings from that point, but I know that if I returned to inpatient settings, my experiences from the community would make me a substantially better #aphasia care provider than I was before!
From my perspective, absolutely. My understanding of *living* with aphasia (not just having aphasia) expanded radically once I spent time in the community with people with long-term #aphasia. The most significant perspective shift was immediate (day 1!) but it has continued to grow ever since, so
January 28, 2025 at 1:48 AM
From my perspective, absolutely. My understanding of *living* with aphasia (not just having aphasia) expanded radically once I spent time in the community with people with long-term #aphasia. The most significant perspective shift was immediate (day 1!) but it has continued to grow ever since, so