Stories

Robert Crowther is among thousands of patients rehabilitated by speech therapists.
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Robert Martin receives knighthood for services to people with disabilities.
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Processing vocal recordings of infected but asymptomatic people reveals potential indicators of COVID-19.
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The work of speech and language therapists like Sally Archer is often overlooked, but they have been vital in fighting COVID-19.
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“It’s really great to be able to speak two languages, but it was really difficult to transfer my skills from English to Arabic in the beginning. … It got easier as I went and gained more experience.”
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Two speech pathologists’ 12-day trip involved over 235 speech therapy sessions for children and adolescents, 45 feeding sessions alongside operations, and daily education of local doctors and physiotherapists to help with ongoing care.
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Communication Disabilities Access Canada is committed to advancing social justice, accessibility and inclusion for people who have speech, language and communication disabilities and who are not Deaf.
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Dinithi O’Gorman had been interested in language and communication since high school but did not know how to turn this passion into a career - until joining De Montfort University Leicester.
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The Federazione Logopedisti Italiani works with European SLTs through the European Day of Speech and Language Therapy to make a dynamic impact on promoting health and well-being in children and adults with communication and swallowing disorders.
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In January 2019, the first Ethiopian speech-language pathologists earned their degrees and introduced an entirely new field of care to Ethiopia.
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