… courses in professional issues, dysphagia, voice disorders, and medical speech-language
pathology… She is a former ASHA vice president for standards and ethics in speech-language …

… There is also an ethical reason for accepting the challenge of doing research. The speech-language …
It’s an opportunity to strengthen our professional credibility and viability” (p. 12). …

… specific concerns: speech sound disorders, spoken language, written language, autism and
… , acquired neurogenic language disorders, acquired neurogenic speech disorders, and dys…

… The present study explored perspectives and experiences of waiting for speech-language
pathology services using a qualitative analysis of written documents. Ethical approval was not …

… many of the speech language therapists and audiologists do not speak the language of their
… This article followed all ethical standards for research without direct contact with human or …

… I think it's really important for speech language pathologists to see ourselves as the first line
of connectedness, because in many cases if they make it to us, we should see it as our role …

Counseling in the field of communication disorders is an essential dimension of
professional practice, but just what it entails is often a bit of a mystery. Counseling in Speech-Language …

… speech-language pathology research, this article employs the term nonstandard dialect
to refer to linguistic varieties that differ from the mainstream standardized form of a language. …

… I’ve seen such an increase in functional language use and speech intelligibility from B and …
language by saying things such as “I hear you talking, B!” and when O slows down his speech…

… A related document of major importance to all SLPs is the 2023 ASHA Code of Ethics (see
Appendix A on the companion website). This document outlines standards for professional …