Speech Pathologists
Cognitive Recovery Lab Lecture Series
The Cognitive Recovery Lab at Georgetown University is offering free lectures to SLPs in the hopes of making research more accessible to clinicians. We plan to cover topics related to neuroscience, aphasia, and acquired motor speech disorders.
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Upcoming LectureS:
Medical Management of Aphasia with Dr. Peter Turkeltaub: June 3rd at 12pm
Neuroplasticity with Dr. Kelly Martin: Summer 2024
Mental Health and Aphasia with Sachi Paul: Fall 2024
Past Lectures:
Health inequities in aphasia
Watch the recording from Dr. Gadson’s lecture on 8/14/23!
Clinical and Research Neuroimaging: Past, present, and future
Watch the recording from Dr. DeMarco’s lecture on 6/12/2023!
The right hemisphere: why it should not be neglected
There is no recording from Dr. Anna Greenwald’s lecture on 11/7/22, but you can download the slides or learn more about her research here.
Neurons for the SLP: How our nervous system communicates
Watch the recording from Candace van der Stelt’s lecture on 9/12/2022!
The Cerebral Vascular System for the Speech-Language Pathologist
Watch the recording from Tyler Ketchabaw’s lecture on 7/18/2022!
Neuroimaging for the Speech-language Pathologist - Part II
Watch the recording from Dr. Turkeltaub’s lecture on 5/2/2022!
Neuroimaging for the Speech-language Pathologist - Part I
Watch the recording from Dr. Turkeltaub’s lecture on 3/7/2022!
Refer your Patients
Do you work with patients with aphasia or alexia? Refer them to our Reading after stroke and in typical aging (ReadMap) study! In this study, we will look at how reading changes in healthy aging and after stroke. Understanding specific types of reading problems and how people get better over time is the first step toward finding new ways to treat alexia. This study includes reading, language, and cognitive testing and an optional MRI.
Tell your patients about our study by sharing our flyer! To refer patients to us directly, complete this brief secure form. You will receive $25 for every two patients that you refer that complete our screening process!