Resources

Check out our complete guide to on and off campus resources for college students with speech, language, and communication disorders.

Building resilience in children with speech and language disorders can help them develop self esteem and agency.

Learn more about speech pathology evaluation practices and explore speech therapy treatments.

Evidence-based practice speech pathology uses scientific research, trials, conclusions and recommendations to inform patient treatment.

This guide will take you through some of the normal characteristics of bilingual speech acquisition as well as signs of speech disorder.

Some speech disorders can be overcome while others are lifelong conditions. Speech therapists help with speech capability and alternative communication methods.

Learn how speech pathologists help patients with hearing impairments in a variety of patient populations, from children to seniors.

Speech pathology can be a rewarding as well as demanding career. Learn how to identify signs of stress and how to manage SLP burnout.

Speech language pathologists can provide gender affirming voice and communication training to help transgender individuals safely alter their voice.

Recent studies demonstrate the important role parents play in speech therapy for children with autism. Learn how parents of children diagnosed with autism can support the work of speech therapists to aid in their child's language development, and how to compliment formal therapy sessions outside a therapist's office.

Dr. Veyvoda works with deaf or hard of hearing children, providing speech and auditory therapy to children who use sign language and spoken English.

Dr. Andreatta is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders at the University of Kentucky.