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Training people with learning disabilities to tell stories

Posted on August 25, 2010 by Avril Nicoll

“Stories give meaning to our lives – we are storytelling creatures who are constantly reviewing and interpreting our experiences and making link with what has happened to others” (Storytracks, 2009) Lesley Johnson used this quote to open an article about … Continue reading →

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Going for a coffee – aids, prototypes and service developments for people with aphasia

Posted on June 21, 2010 by Avril Nicoll

Back in 2001, Speech & Language Therapy in Practice featured an article ‘Imprints of the mind’ about a group of people with aphasia from Dundee who had participated in an exciting research project ‘Expression’. Christine Kingsley (then Farrell), who lectures in Design at … Continue reading →

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