Membership is open to all people involved in the management, treatment or research of aphasia, both in the United Kingdom and overseas. Our membership is comprised of students, researchers and practitioners from a range of disciplines including speech and language therapy, psychology, linguistics and medicine.
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We are a society run by and for the benefit of members. Please see below for the membership benefits.
Membership benefits
BAS Membership benefits include:
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- BAS organises two events every year: the BAS Research Update Meeting, the biennial Scientific Conference and the biennial Therapy Symposium. You can only attend these events with a BAS membership.
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- Access to the BAS Annual General Meeting.
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- Exclusive access to a three-yearly newsletter that includes the latest news on national and international work related to aphasia research and aphasia rehabilitation. This also includes access to all previously sent newsletters.
- As a member, you can contribute items to the Newsletter.
- As a member, you have access to the wide BAS membership base, which includes clinicians and researchers in aphasia in the UK and beyond, by sharing calls for research project recruitment, research surveys, job openings, grant information, etc. These can be shared through our Newsletter (see Newsletter for more information) or our regular BAS Update emails. Calls for recruitment and surveys will only be included in a BAS Update email for projects run by PhD students and more senior researchers.
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- Monthly research summaries of recent peer-reviewed articles on aphasia.
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- Reduced rates of between 50-65% of the full price when subscribing to the following journals: Aphasiology, Cognitive Neuropsychology, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics, Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders (see Discounted Journals).
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