The detailed document with multiple illustrations provides evidence-based insights on identification and management of ankyloglossia and related breastfeeding difficulties in infants.
With guidance from pediatric audiologists—in collaboration with school-based professionals—children with sound sensitivity can resume productive lives, uninterrupted.
Partnerships between universities and schools offer waived tuition or other breaks to recruit more students into graduate school and relieve SLP shortages in local schools.
That question, and the possibly tragic consequences, spurred SLPs to ensure their inclusion on their hospital’s critical care team for airway emergencies.
A private practice converts an RV into a mobile treatment room to expand its reach in daycare centers.
An audiologist recounts how preceptors saw her Tourette syndrome as a professional disqualifier—only to find that it enhances her practice every day.
Meet audiologists and speech-language pathologists with their own vision for who they want to be in CSD—and for improving the professions and others’ lives. And they’re making it happen.
Check out some of the city’s famous—and less well-known—spots.
Kimberly Ward and Jerrold Jackson share their thoughts on the “ELEVATE!” theme and what they look forward to most at convention.
An SLP develops voice therapy strategies that harness clients’ unique cognitive styles, such as Gestalt language processing.
In a district devoted to students with complex learning disabilities, multilingual SLPs formalize coaching to support families, monolingual SLPs, and other educators.
ASHA’s multicultural affairs and membership staff offer guidance on recruitment and retention of underrepresented populations into the professions, among other multicultural topics.
An SLP-founded organization creates partnerships to help caregivers of children with disabilities and dispel disability-related stigma.