… agenda within the Royal College of Speech and Language … interpreted in accordance with
the Speech & Language Therapist’s … It is expected that the Speech & Language Therapist will …

… speech, to discuss physiological mechanisms, and finally to consider surgical therapy in the
light of these findings. Normal speech In normal speech … speech The effects on speech of an …

… Following content analyses of the first 30 years of the UK speech and language therapy
professional body's journal, this study was conducted to survey the published work of the speech …

Our response is based on discussions with our members across Wales and focusses on a
number of areas within the terms of reference namely the reasons for persistent absence, …

… of five concurrent PSPs relevant to the speech and language therapy profession. A separate
… advertised to members of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) …

… damaged by previous operations that they move badly or may be completely immobile during
speech. THE PHARYNX As speech is influenced by the size and shape of the pharynx, it is …

… therapists, chiefly in USA, who claim that they can eradicate by speech therapy all the
defects of cleft palate speech which will have developed between the second year and year of …

… The first is the proliferation of Royal Colleges and Faculties. At the start of this volume there
were only three Royal Colleges in London-the RCS, the RCOG, and ourselves. Now there …

… The first localization was that of speech in a comparatively … : motor cortex, sensory cortex and
speech cortex. It must be … , adjacent to the temporal speech areas but not overlapping them. …

… we have once realised how strangely slow has been the development of mankind, that the
spirit of inquiring wonder was so little directed to any single phenomenon of human speech, …