Purpose: The purpose of this article is to raise awareness about the importance of diverting
from English-centric approaches in the management of dysarthria associated with …

Growing cultural and linguistic diversity globally is increasingly requiring speech
pathologists to provide effective and equitable aphasia rehabilitation to clients with whom …

A clinician's perceived competence determines his or her ability to attain clinical outcomes
and persevere through challenging situations. This study examined the perceived …

Introduction Cultural and linguistic competencies play a critical role in speech-language
pathology services when working with people from diverse linguistic backgrounds with …

Multilingual children suspected of having speech sound disorders (SSD) are often only
assessed in English due to challenges facing speech-language pathologists (SLPs) such as …

Background Despite the high prevalence of bilingualism in the United Kingdom, few speech
and language therapists (SLTs) are bilingual themselves. Most SLT research on …

Abstract Introduction: The Multilingual-Multicultural Affairs Committee of the International
Association of Communication Disorders (IALP) conducted a survey of diagnostic criteria for …

Purpose: Developmental language disorder (DLD) is a common childhood disorder that
hinders children from functioning in other developmental areas, such as social–emotional …

Interprofessional collaboration between clinicians, interpreters, and translators is crucial to
providing care for consumers with limited English proficiency. Interprofessional training for …

ABSTRACT English is not the first language for many Indigenous peoples, including
Aboriginal Australians, and other minority groups. In Australia and many countries globally …