Increasing Access to Mental Health Counseling for People with Aphasia

Study Description:
We are interested in learning more about the experiences people with aphasia have had with mental health professionals. We are doing semi-structured interviews (on zoom or in person) to learn about how they perceive these services when they are able to access them. The overall goal is to tease out the facilitators and barriers that still are limiting access to these professionals for people with aphasia. We hope to advance the field forward in our understanding of what could be done as far as a training program for mental health providers to increase their confidence with people with aphasia, and to better understand the speech language pathologist’s role in that training.
Aphasia Friendly Study Description:
We are interested in hearing your experiences with mental health counseling. This study requests an interview.
Inclusion / Exclusion Criteria:
Inclusion: -Have experienced mental health counseling post-aphasia in the last year -Have aphasia from a non-progressive diagnosis -18yo or older -Speak English -Be able to participate in an aphasia friendly interview; Exclusion: -No cognitive co-morbidities,
Principal Investigator:
Ashley Kidd
Contact Email:
ashley@louisiana.edu
Condition
Stroke
Observational or Treatment:
Observational
Type of Treatment:
none, semi-structured interviews only.
Duration of Study:
1-2 sessions, approximately 1 hour interview time for initial interview, follow-up interviews might be requested.
Study Start Date:
October 7, 2024
Study End Date:
October 7, 2025
Costs or Reimbursement:
None
IRB Approval #
24108
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