… practice (EBP) within its systems of education and practice. … to altering our beliefs around our
practices so as to act out EBP. … and assumptions that underpin our practice, I would contend …

… role of speech-language pathologists—scope of practice documents. More broadly though,
Foucault argues that power is … Foucault's notion of power is not about power of one person or …

… Abstract: This essay argues that Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) emerged as a … power
render speech correction a seemingly necessary response to the problem of unruly speech…

… teaching practices in Australian speech-language pathology … of incorporating EBP into
speech-language pathology curricula; … taught in Australian speech-language pathology teaching …

… Many of the therapy practices in speech-language pathology have close parallels in other
disciplines that have already documented their value; for example, there is a large body of …

Clinical educators in speech–language pathology seek to provide the best possible
opportunities for student clinicians to learn about clinical work and how the interaction between …

… in the institutionally derived asymmetrical power relationship between professional and client.
Early research into clinical interactions in speech– language therapy tended to focus more …

… Power and practice: A critique of evidence-based practice for the profession of speech-language …
therapy and audiology practice with a black African first language clientele. South …

… Whole Language as a philosophical orientation was strongly influenced by the zeitgeist
of post-modernism in the 1960s and 1970s, an era that saw a shift away from the power and …

… of speech-language pathology, … practice. This review considers the key concepts and
approaches to reflection and reflective practice that have been published in the speech-language …