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New video describing user involvement in the development of VESFA

Steph Wilson Dec 14, 2022

People with aphasia were directly involved in shaping Niamh Devane’s new VESFA therapy which is delivered in EVA Park. Find out more at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feAnOFjM2GA&feature=youtu.be

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Niamh Devane presents VESFA at BAS Therapy Symposium 2022

Steph Wilson Dec 14, 2022

Niamh Devane presents at the BAS Therapy Symposium 2022 on the Virtual Elaborated Semantic Feature Analysis (VESFA) intervention that she has developed for her PhD https://www.bas.org.uk/events/BAS-2022-Therapy-Symposium.aspx.

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Systematic Review of VR for Rehabilitation in Aphasia

Steph Wilson Dec 14, 2022

Niamh Devane and co-authors from the EVA Park team have published a systematic review on the use of virtual reality, including EVA Park, in the rehabilitation of aphasia https://doi.org/10.1080/09638288.2022.2138573.  

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Aphasia Re-Connect Using EVA Park

Steph Wilson Dec 14, 2022

Aphasia Re-Connect have been offering people with aphasia the opportunity to attend virtual groups in EVA Park https://aphasiareconnect.org/opportunities-for-you-at-home/.

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Amazing Brains 2021: The Remote Revolution

Steph Wilson Apr 14, 2021

We will be talking about technology, including EVA Park, for remote therapy and social support at Amazing Brains 2021. See https://www.stroke.org.uk/research/research-events/amazing-brains-2021.  

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Latest EVA paper: aphasia groups intervention is feasible

Richard Talbot Oct 5, 2020

The latest EVA Park paper is published in the journal PLOS ONE. It is opensource and available to freely download. The paper shows that it is feasible to deliver group intervention for people with aphasia in the virtual environment. The …

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Adapting therapy for a new world: storytelling therapy in EVA Park

Richard Talbot Sep 28, 2020

The latest EVA Park research paper has been published in the journal Aphasiology. A collaboration between the Aphasia Lab at La Trobe University Melbourne and City, University of London – the intervention study was an adaptation of Dr Marcella Carragher’s …

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Would you like to use EVA Park?

Richard Talbot Jun 23, 2020

Would you like to use EVA Park in your SLT practice? In response to COVID – 19 the research team at City, University of London is making EVA Park available to 10 more SLT aphasia  teams. If you are interested …

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EVA at BAS clinical symposium, September 2019

Richard Talbot Dec 3, 2019

Professor Jane Marshall gave a wonderful summary of the EVA story so far at the British Aphasiology Society clinical symposium “Connections: Research to Rehabilitation“. Jane spoke about the development of the virtual world and successess with the first EVA Park …

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EVA at ABIL conference, 4th June

Richard Talbot May 16, 2019

EVA Park will be presented at the Acquired Brain Injury Forum for London conference on the 4th June in central London. The theme is  “Technological innovation – improving life after brain injury”. Dr Abi Roper will present a short summary …

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