Georgie Powell

Senior Lecturer

Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Georgie Powell is a Senior Lecturer at Cardiff University, UK. Her research interests encompass the use of smart speakers for children with speech difficulties, the lived experiences of individuals with intellectual disabilities, and sensory processing in autistic children. Recent publications highlight her work on the feasibility of gamified interventions and the impact of technology on wellbeing and agency among individuals with disabilities.

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Craig Hedge

Aston University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Cardiff University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Alice Price

Cardiff University

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Cardiff University

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Smart speakers are an acceptable and feasible speech practice tool for children with speech difficulties

The Lived Experience of People With Intellectual Disability in Community Settings: A Comparison of Self‐Reports and Staff Reports

‘Alexa, what do you mean to me?’: a scoping review and model of parasocial relationship formation with smart speakers

Feasibility of gamified visual desensitisation for visually-induced dizziness

Patterns of equipment use for autistic children in multi-sensory environments: Time spent with sensory equipment varies by sensory profile and intellectual ability

Using interpretative phenomenological analysis to probe the lived experiences of persistent postural-perceptual dizziness (PPPD)

A sequential mixed-methods approach to exploring the experiences of practitioners who have worked in multi-sensory environments with autistic children

The use of Multi-Sensory Environments with autistic children: Exploring the effect of having control of sensory changes

Strategy and Processing Speed Eclipse Individual Differences in Control Ability in Conflict Tasks

Smart-speaker technology and intellectual disabilities: agency and wellbeing.

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Craig Hedge

Catherine Jones

Alice Price

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