People with Aphasia helping each other to become independent, communicate with other Aphasic people and overcome Aphasia together

The 2007 Aphasia conference took place at the Royal Agricultural College in the Cotswolds.

Royal Agricultural College
If you missed the conference or want to saviour it again, you will find the highlights on this page!

Conference DVD (30 minutes)

Conf2007.DVD
For your personal copy send an address label with 78p stamp to:

AphasiaNow
Traquair, Farmhill Crescent, Stroud GL5 4BZ


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On the first day we asked participants:

"What do YOU want to get out of the Conference?"

Jean Lloyd
Click the link to read what they said

Speakers transcripts & power point presentations in this section

Steven Henderson wrote the conference notes

Steve
APHASIA-NOW-CONFERENCE.pdf APHASIA-NOW-CONFERENCE.pdf
ConferenceNotes
alison-cirencester.ppt alison-cirencester.ppt
Speaker: AlisonAnderson
PHIL.Talk.PDF PHIL.Talk.PDF
Speaker: Phil Nossek
PHIL.Talk.PDF PHIL.Talk.PDF
Speaker: Tim Wells

Here you can read about the workshops and drop-in clinics

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  • Computing for people with aphasia
  • Eurythmy movement
  • Painting
  • 'Raku' Pottery
  • Therapy software = awaiting notes..


  • Dr Jenny Dautlich, Chair Aphasia-Now

    BBC interview

    Dr Jenny Dautlich
    Unfortuntely the BBC didn't include the interviewers
    introduction but hopefully you will get the idea!


    APHASIA-BBC.mp3
    click here for the interview!

    What participants said about the conference:

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    I just wanted to put into writing my feelings with regard to the Aphasia Conference in September 2007.

    I arrived not knowing quite what to expect, but I walked into the main hall and I was amazed at the professional way everything had been arranged, from the helpful information pack to the varied programme. Catherine and I had a really enjoyable and inspiring day.

    I enjoyed the inspirational talks and especially meeting other carers and aphasics, listening to their stories and feeling a kinship that they had experienced similar traumas and experiences that my daughter and our family as a whole had gone through.

    I felt the highlight was the very end session when various attendees expressed their feelings with regard to the conference. It was uplifting and moving to know that you had taken part in a group event which contributed to other people feeling freshly inspired and encouraged to carry on, never giving up on the progess you could make, either small or large.

    Both Catherine and I are very grateful to have been able to be involved in such an excellent conference and our thanks go to the outstanding team who put so much effort into making this Conference such a success, certainly from our personal perspective.

    With very best wishes
    Daphne

    Conference Funding

    Swim-for-Words
    Members and friends of 'Aphasia-Now' raised over £3000 in a 13-mile "Swim-for-Words".


    Document1.PDF Document1.PDF
    Conference Sponsors

    The Conference planners

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    Barbara Harvey, Prof Chris Code, John Morgan & Tony Baldwin

    Phil Nossek & Dr Wouter Havinga

    Dr Jenny Dautlich & Wilfried Dautlich


    Snaps from the Conference

    Click pictures to enlarge !

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    The Conference Stalls

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