Getting Younger Students’ Involved in the IEP Process

Babies appear able to successfully differentiate speech sounds shortly after being born, according to research.

Packed schedules can hamper clinicians’ efforts to understand and appreciate cultural and familial aspects of a patient’s communication disorder. How can SLPs invite families in … and still keep up?

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When patients receive a challenging diagnosis, SLPs can use a customizable protocol to help family members build their caregiving capacity.

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Here are some helpful hints for working on auditory training with children with single-sided deafness. 

Yes, we SLPs can help people find their voices, but that doesn’t mean those voices should sound the same.

With some simple adjustments, audiologists can help grow gender-diverse patients’ comfort and confidence as partners in their hearing care.

Monolingual—or even multilingual—clinicians can best support students who speak a variety of languages by using an interpreter.