NIDCD Mentees

2022 Mentees:

MentorMenteePresentation
Lori BuchananAnnette RotherhamMeasuring successful conversations for couples affected by aphasia: Development and cognitive validation of a Patient Reported Outcome Measure (PROM).
Swathi KiranAshlynn EverettCross-linguistic Treatment Effects in Bilingual Agrammatic Aphasia: A systematic review
Sylvia Martinez FerreiroAxel Fernandez ZaionzPreliminary results of a usability study on a web laboratory with language exercises in aphasic patients
Marco CalabriaCourtney JewellFeasibility and Compliance of Ecological Momentary Assessments to Measure Stress in People with Aphasia: Preliminary Analyses
Boon Lead TeaDominique LouerLanguage-Specific Impairments in Parkinson's Disease: A Cross-Linguistic Study
Laura MurrayHelen WallaceUnderstanding the Experience of Returning to Driving or Not for People with Aphasia Post-Stroke: A Qualitative Study using Patient Journey Mapping
Hellmuth ObrigIrene BellinAdvanced disconnectomic analyses reveal repetition pathways in a case of mixed transcortical aphasia
Mike DickeyIrina ChupinaSentential context induces preplanning of spoken words: Acquiring fundamental knowledge for aphasia assessment and therapy
Dirk Den OudenKateri KilleleaInvestigating the relationship between white matter integrity and linguistic and non-linguistic cognition in individuals with chronic aphasia
Heather DialLauren HammondLongitudinal Brain Volume Changes in Chronic Post-Stroke Aphasia
Christos SalisMarianne CasilioNaturalistic Language Production is Associated with Distinct Word Production Errors in Acute Post-Stroke Aphasia
Maria GarraffaMarike Donders-KamphuisExtension of the Dutch Linguistic Intraoperative Protocol (DuLIP-Extended): new standardized items and tasks for intraoperative language monitoring for mild, moderate and severe aphasia
Stephanie GrassoMarissa Russell-MeillBeyond naming: assessing near and far transfer effects in bilingual aphasia following semantic feature-based treatment
Jee Eun SungPeng ZhangPriming Adjuncts: Improving Content Informativeness in Aphasia
Tatiana SchnurPreeti RishiCognitive control involved in resolving semantic interference across individuals with and without left hemisphere stroke-induced aphasia
David CoplandRosemarije WeteringsAssessing mild word-finding difficulties in naming: introducing the Picture Naming cards
Jiyeon LeeSarah ConkleA Comparison of Grammatical Deficits Between Bilingual and Monolingual Aphasia: A Systematic Review
Elena BarbieriXinyi HuPredicting Aphasia Severity Using Multi-Modal Data
Kyrana TsapkiniMarissa StoneFrom Metrics to Action: Integrating Best Practices for Aphasia Rehabilitation into Clinical Care
Patti WeirSally ZingelmanMeasuring the health impacts of aphasia treatments: Does the EQ-5D-3L measure-up?
Danielle FaheySein MinFluency Improvement in Aphasia through Sentence-Level Training
Virtual Attendees
Nadine Martin (online mentor)Fatima JebahiLongitudinal Investigation of Naming Accuracy in a Case of Bilingual Logopenic Primary Progressive Aphasia: Contribution of Psycholinguistic Properties
Stephanie Ries (online mentor)Jadelyn KurtzTheory of Mind Deficits in People with Aphasia Following Left-Hemisphere Stroke: Prevalence and Relationship with Aphasia Severity
Anthony Pak-Hin KongLouisa SutingInvestigating Langauge Differences Across Contexts and Communication Partners in Individuals with Aphasia