… The first step in these processes is to identify the changes that are associated with speech
and language therapy so that we can focus on the collection and evaluation of the most …

… … if we develop an information brochure about speech therapy through the Speech Therapy
Club … Why do speech and language therapists stay in, leave and (sometimes) return to the …

… Qualitative study of the therapeutic relationship in speech and language therapy: Perspectives
of adults with acquired communication and swallowing disorders. International Journal of …

… For participants in the current study, a change in perspective indicating critical reflection skills
may have happened if they had been able to talk with others and think about others’ points …

… recognizing a role for speech-language therapists (SLTs) in … of the experiences and
perspectives of 25 professionals in … the views from both professional perspectives about …

… speech–language therapy, limited research has been conducted with regards to health literacy
and client recall. However, speech–language therapists … in speech–language therapy in …

… Phonetic transcription is an essential skill for a practising speech and language therapist (SLT)
required during the assessment, diagnosis and management of clients with speech …

… well as the perspectives of their treating speech-language pathologist(s). Together with
the goals and … of providing therapy to specific clients and their family members, speech-language …

… This study highlights the importance of exploring speech and language therapy practices
across cultural contexts and ways in which evidence relates to practice (Roulstone & Lindsay, …

… The focus of the present study was to explore SLPs’ practices and perspectives regarding
waiting lists and prioritization of children for speech-language pathology services. Specifically, …