Social Brain Toolkit Virtual Clinic
About the Study
The University of Sydney is conducting a study called the Social Brain Toolkit Virtual Clinic to better understand how online tools can support people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and their families to communicate more effectively.
The Social Brain Toolkit Virtual Clinic will connect individuals with TBI to student speech pathologists and trained peer mentors in an online setting. It will be an online clinic open to anyone with a traumatic brain injury.
📣 We are inviting community input to help us co-create the tool, starting with an online survey.
💡 We want to know:
• What would be helpful – or not helpful – in a virtual clinic
• Potential challenges
• Practical solutions to make the service work well
✨ Participation is voluntary and confidential, and your insights will directly shape how this clinic is designed and delivered.
If you live in Australia and are interested in this opportunity, please click here. Participation is voluntary, and submitting your details does not commit you to join the study.
Who can participate?
Who are we looking for to participate?
People with traumatic brain injury
Their family and supporters
Health Professionals
Speech Pathology students
What is involved?
Completing a short 20-30minute online survey
For more information contact:
Dr Rachael Rietdijk
rachael.rietdijk@sydney.edu.au
CLICK HERE to access the Social Brain Toolkit Virtual Clinic Survey