ASHA and State Associations Intensify Push to Establish Federal Communication-Focused TA Center 

New consensus standards explain the evidence for shifting the approach to feeding preterm infants.

Participation in a neurodivergent child’s preferred play can prompt increased engagement, vocabulary, interactions, and learning.

Annual pay varies by work setting, commission, and bonuses, indicate ASHA survey data.

Difficulty hearing in noise often drives older adults to seek help, but most hearing screening tests for loudness, not clarity. Both measures are needed for fully informed diagnosis and treatment.

An SLP shares how and why she runs a private practice—featuring puberty and sex education for people with disabilities—after her school day ends. 

Over-the-counter hearing aids have officially hit the market, ushering in new players and potentially transformative technologies.

Balance/vestibular disorders can be complex and difficult to diagnose, as they can have multiple causes that often cannot be isolated to a single source.

Unwavering resolve helped NFL veteran Steve Gleason tackle a formidable disease—and create an organization to help others do the same.

An SLP addresses core vocabulary and engages young students through this fun game.

After 12 years of advocacy, Kentucky funds a salary supplement for school-based clinicians.  

Victoria Tumanova studies the mechanisms underlying the development of stuttering in young children.