… Speech-language pathologists are handling caseloads/workloads … -language pathology.
Many practitioners work independently, particularly since the pandemic, and may not be able to …

… language pathologists (SLPs) are increasingly called upon to provide services to clients
who speak a language … are bilingual (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association [ASHA], …

… ability to signal and understand linguistic contrasts and emotions. For this study, we surveyed
245 Speech-Language Pathologists (… impacted a client’s intelligibility and ability to express …

… Additionally, an Australian-born speech pathologist who speaks a LOTE may not be able to
understand … Speech-language pathology practices with Indigenous Australians with acquired …

… for speech-language pathology (SLP) … client outcomes in communication abilities.
Each clinical supervisor and instructor responsible for helping SLPs learn the art of speech-language …

… focus on reading skills with clients, ranging from almost daily … Overall, respondents were
more confident in their ability to … confidence in their ability to assess and treat language-related …

… impact, and have the option to turn prospective clients away or place on a waitlist once their
… All three categories define the language disorder as language ability below expectations …

… -language pathologists and their clients of all ages and clinical areas. Since speech-language
pathologists … services is “to optimize individuals’ abilities to communicate and to swallow, …

… clients and add to the evidence base for the profession of speech-language pathology. …
, showing that they are predicted by relevant abilities such as comprehension or memory, …

… in the speech-language pathology major have about 3 years … Would students be better
able to verbally interact with clients, … to help speech-language pathology students as they …