A poster advertising a research questionnaire on cotreatment.
A cartoon drawing featuring three healthcare professionals speaking to each other is at the top of the poster.
The poster says: Are you a speech and language therapist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist or SLT/OT/PT assistant/support worker; and working in the UK or Ireland? Complete our short anonymous survey to tell us about your experiences of co-treatment/joint sessions. Scan the QR code to take part. For further details or questions, please contact:
PhD Researcher: Evelyn Hamilton (evelyn.hamilton@strath.ac.uk)
Supervisor: Prof Anja Kuschmann
University of Strathclyde Glasgow
This project approved by Strathclyde School of Psychological Sciences & Health Ethics Committee (11/06/2025)
Funded by the Cunningham Trust
PhD Questionnaire Research! If you’re an SLT, OT, or PT working in the UK or Ireland, we want to hear your opinions of cotreatment!
You don’t need to have conducted cotreatment before to take part – all views are welcome.
hass.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
#SLT #OT #PT #AHP
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Director of services (Clinical lead) Headway East London, speech and language therapist, supervisor and trainer.
Interested in aphasia, ICAPs, CCD, PPA, communication partner training and group interventions.
http://clairefarringtondouglas.co.uk
Research group in phonetics and speech science at Lancaster University
SLT, programme lead at Plymouth Marjon University & PhD researcher at University of Exeter: Feedback for now & later: An exploration of professional identity formation in disabled and/or neurodivergent SLT students. Views own
1st Year PhD student at University of Strathclyde | SLT | 🇮🇪 🏴 | Interested in cocreation and cotreatment in stroke rehabilitation
All opinions my own.
(she/her)
Associate Professor of Chemistry at University of Strathclyde- electroanalytical chemistry, forensic science. Electrochemist. She/Her
NHMRC Fellow. Lead of Lived-Experience Lab (LxL) @CATs_Aphasia Research Officer. Queensland Aphasia Research Centre. #UQ #stroke #aphasia #agedcare #inclusion #accessibility #codesign #communication #SLP #SLT
🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ they/them | Postdoc at BU | Motor Speech Disorders | Speech Science | Metascience | #Rstats | views = my own
Professor at Boston University | Speech Scientist | Voxologist | Academic Mama | See lab happenings @stepplab
Stepp Lab for Sensorimotor Rehabilitation Engineering @ Boston University #SpeechScience #VoiceDisorders #Rehab #DiversifyScience linktr.ee/stepplabbu
SLP & pediatric speech researcher
interspeech2026.org
27 September – 1 October, ICC, Sydney, Australia
'Speaking Together'
Proudly hosted by the Australasian Speech Science and Technology Association (ASSTA) and the International Speech Communication Association (ISCA).
Professor, University of Wisconsin - Madison. Studying speech development, outcomes, and interventions in children with neuro developmental disabilities. Mom|mentor|advocate|runner|lover of chocolate.
DEI hire. Prof of Primary Care, Uni of Oxford. Researching digital health/ inequities, covid prevention (masks/ air quality). Wild swimmer. Mum to Rob (marine bio) & Al (doc). She/her. https://scholar.google.com.au/citations?user=QDCqsJwAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
Cognitive Scientist, Phonetician, Linguist, Yogi, Professor of English Linguistics @unikonstanz
Professor @ University of Strathclyde | migration and diaspora history | history of collective action | citizens' rights | commentator | immigrant | trans inclusive feminist | she•her | my views | https://tanjabueltmann.net
Professor für #Intensivpädagogik, interdisziplinäre #Gewaltforschung, #Sonderpädagoge, #SozialeArbeit, #Jugendhilfe, #WissKomm
Speech-Language Therapist researching aphasia, stroke rehabilitation, quality of life. Research driven by the priorities of people with lived experience. City St George’s, University of London.
Aussie speech pathologist, passionate about creating better futures for people affected by aphasia
Based at City St George’s, University of London
