Goals based on following directions may not accurately reflect a child’s understanding.
A toddler not responding to “motherese” may be indicative of autism, according to a study in JAMA Open Network.
Researcher Stephanie Riès looks at word retrieval in mono- and bilingual speakers to determine how large groups of neurons work together to make speech possible.
Self-reflection on emotions, beliefs, assumptions, and skills can help graduate student clinicians grow in their interactions with clients.
The percentage of younger PhD faculty is gradually increasing in communication sciences and disorders, as is the percentage of PhD faculty reaching retirement age.
Concerned about safety issues related to her hearing loss, a student turned to a trained canine for support navigating her graduate education and early career.
An SLP makes print books interactive and engages the five senses to build clients’ literacy skills.
By helping consumers choose an over-the-counter hearing device, audiologists may lose a sale—but gain a loyal patient.
A client with aphasia partners with her SLP team to find the right reading and writing supports—and overall job fit.
After her stroke, she expected to resume her teaching job as usual despite the aphasia. Then reality set in, and the work with her SLP team began.
A nonprofit bakery provides clinician-supported job training — in a safe space — to support adults with brain injury as they rebuild their work identity.
Technology that speaks text out loud as people read can boost comprehension and independence—and SLPs can support adoption.
By helping consumers choose an over-the-counter hearing device, audiologists may lose a sale—but gain a loyal patient.
An SLP makes print books interactive and engages the five senses to build clients’ literacy skills.
Seniors are at highest risk for death and disability from TBI, but the condition is often under-recognized. Stepped-up identification and treatment are needed.