Racism, Diversity, And Inclusion

It is a well-known topic for the speech pathology profession in many countries. Specifically, that the group of registered speech-language pathologists is not a diverse group, in addition to many of the materials and therapy structures which can lead to reducing inclusion. The diversity that I will be discussing comes in many forms, including: linguistic, racial, ethnic, sex and gender.

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The Words Of Digital Therapy

As the popularity of online therapy services has increased since the start of COVID, many terms have become commonly used to describe aspects of this service which might previously not have been so important. It can be confusing to maneuver, especially if you do have not received therapy services in the past. Let’s have a review of terms which are helpful to know about!

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Benefits of Therapy vs Telehealth

Presenting to others is something that we must often do, whether that is in-person or virtual. Many people consider a presentation to involve a large audience and a PowerPoint, but this does not always have to be the case. Even a meeting to 5 people about a recent project’s progress can cause similar levels of nervousness.

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Job Types In Speech Pathology

Speech language pathology is a field of expertise practice by a clinician known as a speech language pathologist. Speech language pathologists provide a wide range of services, mainly on an individual basis. There are different working environments or job types for Speech Language Pathologists as outlined in this article.

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English Prosody And Word Stress

Many clients who would prefer to modify their accent often consider speech sounds such as a different production of the sound ‘r’. However, another way to modify an accent is to consider the rhythm of the language. Every language has its own prosody which helps speakers sound more similar to native speakers. This can be an important area to consider when modifying an accent.

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