Acquire Speech and Language Therapy

12/08/2025

When a last-minute cancellation turns into catching up on admin, a little ‘me’ time and rooftop views over London ”

23/07/2025

Beyond ecstatic to have been awarded a Development and Skills Enhancement Award (DSE) from the National Institute for Health and Care Research which will support me in taking my research on global aphasia forward 🙌🏾🎉 I’m so grateful to everyone who’s supported me on this journey and can’t wait to get started!

01/07/2025

It’s been a full week of presentations alongside my usual clinical and teaching commitments!
📣 First up was a webinar for the Portuguese Speech & Language Association, and then a full study day on at the National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery. Can’t believe we had over 100 speech and language therapists attending both online and in person.

Feeling grateful for the opportunity to share, connect, and advocate for this group of clients

14/06/2025

What an inspiring few days! It was a real privilege for Acquire Speech & Language Therapy to be one of the sponsors for 4th Cognitive Communication Disorders Symposium. Being in the room with so many leaders in the field—sharing ideas, learning, and reconnecting—was a true highlight. Thank you to the organisers and every contributor for making it so memorable.

11/06/2025

Honoured to have been invited to talk to the Portuguese Society of Speech and Language Therapy in a few weeks time. Fortunately the webinar is in English 😊 It’s open to all -6pm Wednesday 25th June

Neste webinar, a Dra Sharon irá apresentar uma visão geral da evidência científica atual sobre afasia global e partilhará os resultados da sua própria investigação, que testou e avaliou uma intervenção cognitiva não linguística inovadora dirigida a esta população. Com base em exemplos ...

27/05/2025

Today, I had the opportunity to train nurses and care workers on two critical topics: swallowing difficulties and tracheostomy weaning.

Understanding how to support people with swallowing difficulties is vital, as these can lead to serious complications if not managed correctly. We discussed the anatomy involved, common challenges, and effective strategies to ensure people can eat and drink safely.

We then dicussed some of the patients with tracheostomy and how we can support them to be more independent with their breathing and communication.

26/05/2025

Last week, I had the privilege of attending the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists’ 80th anniversary celebration at Southwark Cathedral.

It was a moving and inspiring event, with powerful reflections on how far the profession has come—and the real-life impact speech and language therapists have had on people.

A personal highlight was unexpectedly bumping into my PhD supervisor, someone I haven’t seen in years but who played such a pivotal role in my journey. I’ll always be grateful for her encouragement, insight, and belief in me.

01/05/2025

Inspiring and empowering discussions today at the ‘Pathways to Excellence’ event hosted by SLTs of Colour

28/04/2025

We are delighted to be sponsoring the 4th Academic and Clinical Cognitive Communication Disorders Symposium, taking place on 12th–13th June as a hybrid event in Coventry, UK or online.
Looking forward to an inspiring line-up of keynote speakers and fantastic networking opportunities.
The event is open to anyone interested in cognitive communication difficulties —
More details here

28/06/2024

Proud to see this positive review of my book in the latest edition of the Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists Bulletin journal!

26/09/2023

Back from a lovely trip to Cornwall where I delivered training to the Speech & Language Therapy team and managed a little bit of sight seeing too. Such a welcoming team and beautiful region

16/09/2023

Have spent the past few days at the British Aphasiology Society International Conference. It was one of the best conferences I’ve been to with lots of really exciting work presented that I’m excited to put into practice with clients. Even more exciting was winning a award for my own research!