Situation de L’Orthophonie en Afrique de L’Ouest et au Burkina Faso en Particuulier
L’orthophonie est une profession naissante en Afrique de l’Ouest et plus particulièrement au Burkina Faso, et donc très peu connue du grand public.
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Speech Pathology in Malaysia
Malaysia is a fast developing country located in Southeast Asia. There has been a tremendous boom in healthcare services in Malaysia over the past two decades.
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Long Island University (LIU), New York
Under the leadership of their advisor, George Pagano, students with Long Island University (LIU), New York set a goal to increase the number of signatories to the Universal Declaration of Communication Rights to 10,000.
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Speech & Language Development Australia
Speech & Language Development Australia is committed to advocating for those with communication disabilities, as well as their families, caregivers, and communication professionals—supporting the goals of the ICP.
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Share Your Vision of an Inclusive Communication World
Since the beginning of 2016, more than 170 organisations have agreed, “With the right strategy, Scotland could become the first Inclusive Communication Nation.”
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Traveling the World as a Speech Therapist
“In every new place [I travel] and with every new community, I am firstly a stranger who needs to observe the way of living and communicating. I have to learn how to adapt myself, in the same way as the deaf woman in my childhood memory…”
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Making a Difference in Ghana
“While I sit in the hallway of the Tamale teaching hospital in Northern Ghana, the noise from the busy street below forces me to lean closer to hear one of more than 240 children gathered to be assessed by international speech-language therapists. Through interpreters, we desperately try to ascertain articulation and nasality, and ultimately understand communication here in Ghana, where there are more than 250 different languages and dialects.”
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Programme StimuLER: Supporting Language Development in Refugee Children
“MacLeod and Meziane are optimistic about its ability to aid refugee children. They believe in the importance of dual language development and in working with other S-LPs to share insights, ideas and information about how to best adapt prevention and treatment techniques to different cultural settings.”
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Learn About The Icelandic Association of Speech Language Therapists
“In addition to the six founding organisations, nearly 50 organisations from all over the world participate in ICP. To encourage international knowledge-sharing, we’ve asked the Icelandic Association of Speech Language Therapists to provide us with a bit more information about their work and the status of communication disorders in Iceland.”
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Speech Pathology in Vietnam—A Student’s Perspective
“…the word is spreading, and families are realising how speech therapy can help their loved ones. The Trinh Foundation welcomes volunteer speech pathologists to assist in the growth and development of speech pathology in Vietnam, and I would encourage more Australians to get involved.”
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