Background The speech and language therapy/pathology (SLT/SLP) profession is
characterized by extreme 'occupational sex segregation', a term used to refer to persistently …

Speech and language therapy is still a predominantly female profession. This paper reports
the numbers and percentages of males among the population of student speech and …

Background: Communication disorders affect both sexes and people from all ethnic groups,
but members of minority ethnic groups and males in the UK are underrepresented in the …

An increasing number of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are working with individuals
who are transgender (TG) and gender diverse people. This trend likely reflects a growing …

The qualification leading to professional practice in speech and language therapy (SLT, also
known as speech and language pathology) is not evenly available across the world …

Gender diverse people who do not or do not only identify with the gender category assigned
to them at birth may experience various difficulties with their vocal communication. In this …

As a profession, speech-language pathology (SLP) continues to struggle with equitable
service delivery to both people with communication challenges and disabilities. SLP clinical …

Building on recent investigations of the role of gendered discourses in constructing and
maintaining sex-segregated professions this article highlights the significance of small story …

A new era in speech-language pathology practice is pending, and one that impels us to
innovate and diversify as we move forward into the 21st century. The impetus for this …

Occupation segregation is a persistent aspect of the labour market, and scholars have often
researched what happens when women and men enter into what are seen to be 'non …