We are strengthening the bridge between researchers and the aphasia community. As part of our continued effort to make this process more user-friendly and impactful, we are expanding this space to better serve researchers who wish to share their studies with our nationwide and worldwide audience.
In the coming weeks, we’ll be launching a more robust and streamlined submission experience for aphasia researchers conducting both treatment and observational studies.
You asked—we listened. Researchers and clinicians have told us they need a space that respects the diversity and rigor of aphasia research, including smaller-scale and non-government-funded studies. We’re building just that.
What if my study was posted on the NAA page previously? We are working to port over studies from the prior NAA webpage and will reach out to you if we have any questions.
A simplified submission portal, stronger visibility within our community, and clearer guidance for getting your study listed.
Until our new submission processes are posted, you may reach out with questions in the meantime to: research@aphasia.org.
