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American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Приєднався 9 січ 2007
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for 228,000 members and affiliates who are audiologists; speech-language pathologists; speech, language, and hearing scientists; audiology and speech-language pathology assistants; and students.
ASHA’s Developmental Milestones: Feeding and Swallowing
When do babies start to show interest in adult food? When do they begin to chew food, and drink from an open straw or cup? Stefanie LaManna, MS, CCC-SLP, CNT, ASHA Associate Director of Healthcare Services (Speech-Language Pathology), explains the feeding and swallowing skills that parents and caregivers should expect their young children to master by age; why some children have trouble meeting these milestones; and where to find help if a child is having difficulties eating or drinking. View ASHA’s milestones checklists at www.asha.org/public/developmental-milestones.
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ASHA’s Developmental Milestones: Communication (Hearing, Speech, and Language)
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How do communication skills develop in young children? When should parents and caregivers expect to see in their child by age, from birth to five years? Lemmietta McNeilly, PhD, CCC-SLP, ASHA Chief Staff Officer for Speech-Language Pathology, shares important information about ASHA’s new communication milestones and how they should be used by families-including when they should consider seeking...
Sneak Peek: Speech Sound Disorders in Schools Online Conference
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Watch as presenter Breanna Krueger, PhD, SLP-CCC explains how this online conference will equip you with proven clinical and service delivery strategies to enhance your services for school-age students with speech sound disorders. Register at apps.asha.org/eWeb/OLSDynamicPage.aspx?Webcode=olsdetails&title=Speech Sound Disorders in Schools
Resources Overview: Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)
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Watch this video that highlights essential resources to successfully practice IPE/IPP, including rubrics, case studies, and more videos. Visit the IPE/IPP hub on the ASHA website at www.asha.org/practice/ipe-ipp/ for more tools and resources.
ASHA President Robert Augustine: Identify the Signs of Communication Disorders (2023)
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ASHA President Robert Augustine discusses the importance of early identification and treatment of communication disorders. For more information, visit identifythesigns.org.
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month: A Message From ASHA's President
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ASHA 2023 President Robert Augustine, PhD, CCC-SLP, encourages anyone with concerns about their hearing, speech, language, or swallowing to seek out the services of an ASHA-certified audiologist or speech-language pathologist. Learn more about how these professionals can help at www.asha.org/public.
Real Stories of Care: Ebony Green
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ASHA-Certified Speech-Language Pathologist Ebony Green reflects on working with a child who needed help saying her “r’s.” The child was not only able to acquire the sound after working with Ebony, but also benefitted from having a mentor she could personally identify with. More “Real Stories” of care can be found at www.asha.org/about/press-room/real-stories-psa-campaign/.
Real Stories of Care: Gabriel Bargen
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ASHA-Certified Audiologist Gabriel Bargen talks about seeing an infant who, after several appointments with different professionals in his rural geographic area, was finally identified as hard of hearing-confirming his mother’s intuition and setting him on a path to thrive. More “Real Stories” of care can be found at www.asha.org/about/press-room/real-stories-psa-campaign/.
Real Stories of Care: Karen McQuaide
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ASHA-Certified Audiologist Karen McQuaide talks about the life-changing difference that being fitted with a hearing aid made for a patient with a terminal diagnosis and her family, enabling effective communication in the woman’s final weeks of life. More “Real Stories” of care can be found at www.asha.org/about/press-room/real-stories-psa-campaign/.
Real Stories of Care: Rebecca Woods
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ASHA-Certified Speech-Language Pathologist Rebecca Woods discusses working with a 12-year-old child to help him convey his thoughts and feelings through use of an augmentative and alternative communication device. More “Real Stories” of care can be found at www.asha.org/about/press-room/real-stories-psa-campaign/.
Real Stories of Care: Rinki Varindani Desai
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ASHA-Certified Speech-Language Pathologist Rinki Varindani Desai talks about working with a pastor with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). He was able to continue to inspire people with his messages of faith-achieving his life’s purpose-by communicating using his augmentative and alternative communication device. More “Real Stories” of care can be found at www.asha.org/about/press-room/real-s...
Real Stories of Care: Suzanne Coyle
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ASHA-Certified Speech-Language Pathologist Suzanne Coyle conveys her story of working with a man on his speech, language, reading and writing skills-which all were affected following a brain aneurysm that resulted in aphasia. More “Real Stories” of care can be found at www.asha.org/about/press-room/real-stories-psa-campaign/.
Interprofessional Practice (IPP) in Action: Cochlear Implant Center
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Learn how the Cochlear Implant Center at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) uses interprofessional practice to help improve patient care and outcomes, increase efficiencies of care, and enhance patient and team satisfaction.
Interprofessional Practice (IPP) in Action: Head & Neck Cancer Center
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Learn how the Head and Neck Center team at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) collaborate with one another to achieve better patient care and outcomes along with greater job satisfaction among the IPP team.
How To: Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)
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Find out how IPE is preparing a “practice-ready” workforce that understands how to work collaboratively with other professions to deliver the best patient care. Visit the IPE/IPP hub on the ASHA website at www.asha.org/practice/ipe-ipp/ for more tools and resources.
Evidence For Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)
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Evidence For Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)
Benefits of Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)
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Benefits of Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)
Keys to a Successful SLP Private Practice
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Keys to a Successful SLP Private Practice
Session Preview: Feeding and Nutrition in the NICU
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Session Preview: Feeding and Nutrition in the NICU
Feature Your Company on the ASHA Solution Center
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Feature Your Company on the ASHA Solution Center
Interview with Dr. Elena M. Umland, PharmD, Thomas Jefferson University
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Interview with Dr. Elena M. Umland, PharmD, Thomas Jefferson University
IPE/IPP Presentation at the 2017 AuD Student Day
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IPE/IPP Presentation at the 2017 AuD Student Day
ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Audiologists) 30 sec
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ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Audiologists) 30 sec
ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Audiologists) 60 sec
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ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Audiologists) 60 sec
ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Speech-Language Pathologists) 60 sec
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ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Speech-Language Pathologists) 60 sec
ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Speech-Language Pathologists) 30 sec
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ASHA Public Service Announcement: Real Stories (Speech-Language Pathologists) 30 sec
Why don’t you say, “17th November”?…
Look up Nicole kessinger interviews. Aka Chris watts mistress (the disgusting family annhilator) nicole is disgusting in her own right. And has such a vocal fryyyyyy it's cringey
Very interesting explanation. Does vocal fry happen out of nervousness, or is it just bad vocalization habits, or something else?
Vocal fry drives me nuts
Hello Dr. I am a speech, Language and hearing sciences therapy student in Ghana
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I'm so glad I found out that there is a name for this! Also known as the Kardashian fry or the Paris Hilton fry😆😆😆
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I have to ask...if it's not a disease why does she keep calling it a disease?
ooops i do this a lot lmao does it rly bother people cuz i've been told my whole adult life i have a hot voice.
Omg, I do this without knowing. I will have to practice my Tuesday 😮
Can you say the word “ stuttering “
Oh whatever. Everyone talks like this is Southern California, especially in the valley. It’s a regional thing. Get over it.
I refuse to have anything to do with women who do this
Nicole Wallace has vocal fry .
Chat gpt sounds like this I can’t bear it ahjjhhhhh
It seems to me, that the people I hear do it, do it on purpose.
Do people do it on purpose? And can you do damage to your throat doing this?
Thank you!
Your speech is loaded. You must have tribal ears. I'd have to rewind, and listen many times to remember your points, and memorize them each, before i could resopond to the actual body of work a speech presents. I was born and raised in California. I was raised with other kids who have Major learning losses as a result of their being too hard to hear for, as 1 in the crowd who was handy for the purpose. That is families with mixed speech and hearing. We stuttered and lisped and had hearing aids around. Itchy,
I suffer hearing and speech deficiencies. I have perfect ears. They serve me.
I learning how to vocal fry for singing just now, then now I want to unlearn the vocal fry, my weird circle is running well
Great video thankyou!
A woman treating vocal fryyy? That's impossible, I've been told criticizing vocal fryyy is "misogyny" lol
Very boring talk
I vote for electroshock to treat vocal fry.
I have communication disorder also 😢
Morgan Freeman morning voice vocal fry 😨
Are you f***
it's very fashionable these days on Married at First Sight anywhere.
Where can i get access to the service
From where I can purchase the ACOM tool?
How long will it take
Voice fry is part of "influencers syndrome" Its horrendous.
How many young women has this speech pathologist tortured because of inane sociolinguistic prejudices against creaky voice
Hi guys... I'm missing something. What are the comment references to the left ear? Thank you.
Use headphones and find out
I didn't know what this phase meant. Thank you that this was a 2 min video. Also, there's therapy for it?! The whole thing is so weird🤣
They like to hit the last note lower than they ever produced before. Why don't they just start in a normal voice and give us the whole sentence in sub-baritone and get it out of their system. Not sure if its 'natural' as some say, or attitude.
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Omg it’s super annoying. Talk Right people!
Here in 2024, I'm beginning to hear this coming from network professional news presenters, I'll never get used to it.
As you shouldn't, it's an epidemic!
Today is Tuesdayyy 😅 the look on her face 😅
Ewwwww….that same old female vocal fry.
My son was diagnosed yesterday with this disorder, the neurologist told me that I lot of kids get diagnosed as autism but it’s this disorder.
Has the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) researched and written about how racism impacts the modes of communication, pragmatics, etc? Often, other factors are evaluated, but not the role of white supremacy, imperialism, colonialism, poverty, and code-switching (done by marginalized groups in order to navigate the pitfalls of a majority group that often are clueless to marginalized people's culture and unique body language and linguistic lingo, etc). Additionally, are you in talks with Native American, West Indian, Afro-Latino, and African Speech-language-hearing associations so that all groups can share information, research, and hold conferences to improve both national and international issues related to speech, language, and hearing? Often, majority societies that were victorious during wars, slavery, etc (America, Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Canada, Germany, The Netherlands, Italy, etc) may have formal and informal relations without regard for the groups that their regions defeated, exploited (Native Americans, 1st Nations, Native Hawaiians, East Coast Africans, West Indians, Afro Latinos in the Caribbean and Central/South America, etc. Thanks for taking the time to read this comment. Have a great day. By: Black Educators & Communications Professionals. 2024
Vocal fry in young North American women is a somewhat recent silly affectation. Stop it girls - you just sound dumb.
Read the transcript here on this video: ???: "Sound waves travel into your ear, making their way to a snail shaped object called "the cochlea". Once inside, they encountered hair cells that transmit the sound to the brain. But those tiny hair cells, essential to our hearing, can die if exposed to loud noise over prolonged periods of time!"
when people talk that way it is because they are lazy, I would never hire anyone male or female that talks this way.
I think it's natural for some people to talk like this and it feels kinda relaxing to make that sound, no need to be sexist.
When I was a kid, I was watching National Treasure and noticed Vocal Fry whenever Riley/Justin Bartha spoke- neat to know it's not just me!