Here's a graphic I made to create more accessible conversations around speech disabilities. 1 in 7 Australians will experience communication difficulties in their lifetime. It also happens to be Speech Pathology Week 2022! @SpeechPathAus#SPWeek2022#speechpathologyweek
Not all communication is verbal. Australians communicate in a variety of ways, incl. #signlanguage, electronic speech devices, word or picture-based books, and eye-gaze technology. ‘Good Communications, Better Communities’ #SPweek2022#speechpathologyweek
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Love this from @bbc_thp
Will have to start using with parents in addition to the communication pyramid to offer lots more specific examples!
#wespeechies#SLT
On the latest Speak Up podcast, Indu Jacob chats to Rachelle Robinson, senior #SLPeep in Head and Neck Oncology at the PofW Hospital, and explores the role of a speechie in adult tracheostomy management. Look out for Rachelle’s upcoming Live Online event. https://t.co/hH58PhvXjF
Tonight was parents evening. Both kids did amazing.
But my sons teacher said:
His speech & language is no longer an issue for him. It doesn’t affect him in class. In fact, he doesn’t shut up talking & always has plenty to say!
That’s the power of #SpeechTherapy 😍
#FundSLT
Feels incredible knowing you worked hard & finally got the job you’ve been pursuing 🌸Can’t wait to begin my first hospital job as a #SLP graduate!!! Still processing it though…🎉🎉 #speechpathology#slpeeps#speechpathaus
Children considered extremely preterm and who spend more than two hours on screens per day may be at increased risk for cognitive, executive-function, and behavioral problems. #researchtuesday#slpeeps@JAMAPediatrics @NICHD_NIH
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Today (22 October) is International Stuttering Awareness Day. The theme in 2021 is: “Speak the change you wish to see”.
Speech Pathologists are the only professionals trained to assess, treat and manage stuttering.
#ISAD2021#speech#fluency#WeSpeechies#SLPeeps#stuttering
Today is ‘Developmental Language Disorder (or DLD) Awareness day’. It’s an invisible disorder. Let’s help spread awareness and if you think that you or someone you love may have DLD please seek support.
@allontheboard#DLD#DLDAwareness#ThinkLanguage#ThinkDLD#DevLangDis
On Allied Health Professions Day (14 October), thank you to speech pathologists and the other allied health professionals, for their work in these challenging times. Allied health professionals deliver an estimated 200 million health services annually. Well done! #AHPsday2021
World Mental Health Day (10/10) may be behind us for another year, but we all must continue to look after our own mental health. @SPAPresident posted a short video about the importance of looking after one’s own mental health during these difficult times. #WMHD2021#WeSpeechies
Do you know what the role of #SLPs in Dementia intervention is? Fear not! @clarisse_baker and I wrote a blog post just for you!
We've covered just a few (of the many) approaches which support individuals with #dementia and their families:
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Studies show a strong connection between vocabulary development and academic success. Here are some tips to make the most of your preschool day to ensure that children have as many opportunities as possible to learn new words.
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Celebrating the success of #IDDSI, approaching its 10th anniversary! Today's e-bite summarises the last 12 months: 15 webinars in 6 languages, 10 conferences, 20 language translations, 18 regional IDDSI reference groups... 😊 @iddsi_org
October is Augmentative and Alternative Communication Awareness Month! Check out our post on Instagram for more information and helpful tips when talking with a person who uses AAC… https://t.co/UYuVyoBEsR
#tdsb#aac#communication#AACawarenessmonth#slp#speechpathology
We are excited to have these communication boards installed in Serennu children’s centre’s park! Thanks to @sparkleappeal for funding the fabulous boards to help children communicate!
What phrases will you use? Comment or show us your pictures using #serennucommunicationboard
Don’t miss the latest Speak Up podcast! Dr Sarah Verdon (@SV_SLP), Senior Lecturer in Speech & Language Pathology at @CharlesSturtUni explores best practice when working with multilingual children & touches on the shortage of Aussie #SLPeeps. #WeSpeechies https://t.co/JjClJEP5ic