Resources

Finding a Voice: A Guide to Gender Affirming Voice and Communication Training

May 18, 2020

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

Tips for Speech Therapy at Home for Children with Autism

April 13, 2020

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.

Interview With Dr. Michelle Veyvoda of Iona College

November 18, 2019

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

Interview With Dr. Richard Andreatta of the University of Kentucky

November 3, 2019

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

Interview With Dr. France Weill CCC-SLP of Touro College

October 29, 2019

Dr. Weill's research interests include the role of memory as well as the interaction style in language development of toddlers.

Interview With Dr. Shelley Gray of Arizona State University

October 25, 2019

Dr. Gray leads the Child Language and Literacy Lab, focusing on the development of early literacy, reading, and working memory in children and adolescents.

Interview With Emily Sullivan of the University of Oklahoma

October 24, 2019

Learn about Emily's work with the Moore Autism Center and Oklahoma AbleTech helping people select Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices.

Interview With Dr. Elizabeth Madden of Florida State University

October 17, 2019

Dr. Madden researches aphasia, with a particular interest in the relationship between spoken and written language processing.

Interview with Dr. Nidhi Mahendra of San Jose State University

October 8, 2019

Dr. Mahendra is a multilingual speech-language pathologist who specializes in adult neurogenic language disorders, specifically dementia and aphasia.

Interview With Dr. Rachel Johnson of Old Dominion University

September 24, 2019

Dr. Johnson's research investigates influence of structure of practice, feedback, and motivation for learning when healthy and following a brain injury.