Resources

Useful Links

A curated selection of trusted organisations and resources for speech, language and swallowing therapy.

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Trusted resources, hand-picked for you

We have carefully chosen each of the links below to offer you and your loved ones further support, information and reassurance. Whether you are looking to understand a diagnosis, explore practical guidance, or simply learn a little more about speech, language and swallowing therapy, these trusted organisations are a warm and helpful place to start. If you are unsure where to look, Claire is more than happy to point you towards the right page and any extra resources that match exactly what you need.

The Stroke Association

The UK's leading charity dedicated to conquering stroke, offering support, research and information for stroke survivors and their families.

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The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

The professional body for speech and language therapists in the UK, promoting excellence in clinical practice, education and research.

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The British Stammering Association

Supporting people who stammer, their families and professionals working with them through information, research and campaigns.

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The Motor Neurone Disease Association

A charity focused on improving access to care, research and campaigning for people living with motor neurone disease across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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Parkinson's UK

The UK's leading charity supporting people with Parkinson's disease, driving better care, treatments and quality of life for everyone affected.

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The British Voice Association

Committed to the health and welfare of the human voice through research, education, training and workshops for voice professionals.

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Headway - The Brain Injury Association

A UK-wide charity supporting people affected by brain injury, providing services to survivors, families and carers across the country.

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Dementia UK

The only charity dedicated to Admiral Nurses, who provide life-changing support for families facing dementia across the UK.

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Say Aphasia

A charity run by and for people living with aphasia, offering friendly drop-in groups, peer support and practical advice for stroke survivors and their families.

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Dyscover

A specialist charity supporting people with long-term aphasia and their families, providing group therapy, conversation support and community connection.

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