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CSP 040: Aphasia App-titude with Megan Sutton - Conversations in Speech Pathology
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This episode is going to be a departure for me because I’m handing over the mic to none other than Rinki Varindani Desai to guest host! You might remember Rinki from a previous CSP episode. I was very impressed with Rinki’s passion for the field and her eagerness to take on so many extra-curricular projects. It was only natural I suppose, that I would eventually ask her to guest host on a topic that she has much more familiarity than I do.
Rinki’s guest today is Megan Sutton of Tactus Therapy, which is an app development company that develops a host of apps for the adult neurogenic population (aphasia, apraxia, dysphagia, etc.). Megan is an experienced clinical speech pathologist who has extensive experience in the area of aphasia and is a contributor to the book Healing the Broken Brain: Leading Experts Answer 100 Questions about Stroke Recovery which should be released in paperback around the time of this episode airs.
Links to today’s episode:
- Tactus Therapy Website: http://tactustherapy. com/
- Dysphagia Therapy App: http://tactustherapy.com/ app/dysphagia/
- Tactus Therapy How-To Guides for Clinicians: http://tactusthera py.com/category/how-to/
- Scientific Evidence Supporting use of iPad Apps in Aphasia Therapy: http://www. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10. 1080/09602011.2016.1146150
- Aphasia Recovery Connection: http://www.aphasia rc.org/
- Megan’s Upcoming Book: https://www.amazon.com/H ealing-Broken-Brain-Questions- Recovery/dp/1401952658
- Nancy Helm-Estabrooks’ Aphasia Therapy Manual: https://www.amazon. com/Manual-Aphasia-Therapy- DVD-ROM/dp/1416405496/
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