Communication and Cognition Lab at the University of Pittsburgh

04/09/2026

We are recruiting people with aphasia for a study. It can be in person in Pittsburgh OR virtual. Please email [email protected] and/or [email protected] for more information.

03/02/2026

Aphasiologists - exciting news from the Clinical Aphasiology Conference - this year’s venue can accommodate several attendees who are not authors of conference papers. When registration opens on April 1, anyone interested is welcome to register until we reach our capacity. Importantly, if you are a presenter or author and feel you may not be able to register right away, please be sure to let us know your intentions. Acceptance notifications (due in the middle of March) will link to a survey where you can share this information.
We really hope you'll make plans to join us in Pittsburgh May 26 - May 29! https://clinicalaphasiologyconference.org/cac-2026/

01/10/2026

The Clinical Aphasiology Conference is coming to Pittsburgh in May 2026!! We invite you to submit a summary of an original paper, poster, or round table discussion no later than Monday January 26, 2026, at 11:59pm PST. http://www.cvent.com/c/abstracts/870ee3a4-cbf6-40fe-a430-d73dd3c998e6 link in bio!

11/30/2025

ASHA 2025 presentations. Grateful for these collaborators and our students!

11/13/2025

06/01/2025

The clinical aphasiology conference this year was a blast - thanks for all the fabulous folks for the great science and great convos! Just a photo dump here of some conference happenings. Huge thanks to the organizers as well as Jessica and Sarah Grace for hosting us in New Mexico!

02/12/2025

New Issue Alert! I’m so proud to work on this issue of TLD with my friend and Phd officemate - Dr Kelli Evans! We hope you’ll check it out!

01/11/2025

We are recruiting people with aphasia to do a virtual treatment study. The treatment works on gesturing, drawing, and speaking. Contact me or the email address on the flyer for more information. Thank you!

12/10/2024

I loved every minute of getting to witness my students and colleagues present our work at the conference this year! Congrats to Jackie, Bri, Manasvita, Gracie, Emily, Hyejin, and Natalie on your fantastic presentations! You represented us so well!

12/02/2024

We are excited to partner with colleagues at the University of Mississippi and Auburn University to bring our Multimodal Intervention to people with aphasia who speak Korean. Please share this flyer with folks in Korean communities in the United States who might be connected with stroke survivors. Please contact [email protected] for more information.