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Therapy Symposium 2008
The next Therapy Symposium will be held at the University of East Anglia on 8-9 September 2008. The call for papers is open until 30 April 2008. The symposium will concentrate on what therapists
actually do in treatment. It is a unique opportunity to hear about
therapy approaches in detail and to take part in lively debate. Please use the following links to access the flyer or contact Simon Horton for more information.
Research in Progress 2008
The most recent Research in progress meeting was held at Reading University on 10 April 2008. The theme was Controversies in verb and sentence processing: Assessment and therapy. Please use the following links to access the programme and abstracts.
The Robin Tavistock Trust Award 2007
The Trustees of the Tavistock Trust for Aphasia are pleased to announce that Professor Jane Marshall is the 2nd recipient of The Robin Tavistock Award. This award, named after Robin Tavistock, the 14th Duke of Bedford who founded the TTA, is presented annually to a person, or group, who it is felt, has made a significant contribution in the field of aphasia. For a full statement about the award please use the following link: Robin Tavistock Trust Award 2007.
BAS 2007 Bi-annual conference a great success
The British Aphasiology Society Biennial International Conference was held on the 10-12th September 2007. The conference venue was Our Dynamic Earth and this set the stage for a truly international event with delegates from around the world. Rosemary Cunningham has kindly written a review of the conference with is available using the following link: conference review.
The conference programme is available using the following link: programme.
AGM was held 11th September 2007
The AGM was held on the 11th of September 2007, in Edinburgh, during the BAS Bi-annual Conference. The AGM detailed changes to the Committee that have taken place in the last year Chair's and Treasurer's Reports were also given.
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