Dr. Tami Howe is an Associate Professor in the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. Prior to obtaining her doctorate and post doctorate in Australia, Dr. Howe worked for several years as a speech-language pathologist with adults with neurogenic communication disorders in a variety of health care settings in Canada and New Zealand. Her research focuses on how adults with aphasia, a language disorder often caused by a stroke, and their family members live with the communication disability, with the ultimate goal of finding ways to improve their quality of life.
Tami Howe
Awards
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2026
A UBC Living with Aphasia Lab-Stroke Recovery BC (SRBC) Collaboration to Explore Optimizing Access and Onboarding for People with Aphasia to BC Aphasia Peer Connect
Read MoreBC Aphasia Peer Connect (BCAPC) now has 15 weekly online groups serving about 75 people with aphasia (PWA) across BC, but demand…
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Tami Howe
Primary Investigator
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Collaborating to narrow the evidence-to-practice gap in communication care for people with dementia
Read MoreResearch co-leads: Tami Howe University of British Columbia Research user co-lead: Katharine Davies Providence Health Care, University of British Columbia – Vancouver…
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Tami Howe
Primary Investigator
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