- Choosing a Speech-Language Pathologist
Why should I choose an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist? ASHA-certified speech-language pathologists are the only health care professionals specifically educated and prepared to evaluate and treat children and adults with speech, language, and swallowing problems.
(Added: Thu Sep 20 2001)
- Net Connections for Communication Disorders and Sciences
This is a "Must See" site. It is the first and most complete Communications Disorder Site I'd ever seen, and still is.
Judith Kuster is an American Speech-Language and Hearing Association certified speech-language pathologist, an associate professor in the Department of Communication Disorders and Speech Clinic Director at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
(Added: Tue Jan 01 2002)
- Speech-Language Therapy -What is it? Who is it For? - Website by Karen Friskney, S-LP(C)
An information site for families, teachers, and other interested people. What is a speech-language therapist?
Who do we serve?
What kinds of communication difficulties do people experience?
What causes communication delays and disorders?
How can an SLP help you?
Where can you find us?
What about swallowing problems?
Related professions
(Added: Tue Jan 01 2002)
- Telephone Access For People With Speech Disabilities
Author: Bob Segalman. If you have a speech disability and live in the USA (including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands), you can now use a new, free telephone service 24 hours a day. It is also available (fewer hours of the day) in Sweden and Australia. This FCC mandated service, called Speech to Speech (STS), provides communication assistants (CAs) for people with difficulty being understood by the public on the telephone.
(Added: Thu Sep 20 2001)
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