Hi everyone! I'm so happy to share with you something that I have been working towards for the past 2 years. I am currently in my final year of speech pathology and would love for you to follow me along my journey. 🎤🗣💬 #slp2b #speechies #speechlanguagepathologist

This is such good information to know especially when working with paediatric clients. Knowing speech sounds that are typical for an age group helps develop appropriate goals. I will be sure to keep this during placement. Speech Pathology at UTS #slp2b pubs.asha.org/doi/10.1044/20…

This article highlights the importance of forming meaningful relationships with our clients and has some interesting tips for #slp2b like me who are yet to join the workforce! Thank you ASHA for sharing! #GoSHSpeech leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/202…

Thank you for being so brave and sharing your story Delta Goodrem. Voice disorders can be an invisible disability and I had no idea of the impacts until Cath Gregory, PhD's voice disorder lectures! #slp2b #goshspeech news.com.au/entertainment/…

Speech Pathology week starts today! During this time we aim to raise awareness of our profession and all the different fields we work in that can have a huge impact on someone's daily life. #slp2b #goshspeech

Thank you for sharing ASHA. Teachers spend lots of time with their students and so they play a big role in identifying children with language disorders. Educating them on the signs can help increase their accuracy in making referrals to #SLP. #slp2b pubs.asha.org/doi/10.1044/20…

Learn how to ask someone whether they are ok. It helps to open up discussion and really show you care. Who knows! It may change someone's life! ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

What an interesting read about the changes in symptoms for people with #autismspectrumdisorder. Thank you for sharing ASHA #slp2b on.asha.org/2Z9tOzw

Thank you BronwynHemsley for directing me to this article about the eye pointing classification scale for children with cerebral palsy. This will help when observing behaviours to determine appropriate interventions/AAC. #slp2b tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Its AAC Awareness Month! This month we aim to raise awareness on the different ways people can communicate. It's not just speech! We can use text, picture boards, gestures, facial expressions and so much more! youtu.be/vXBzAGtsG-w Speech Pathology Australia #slp2b #AAC

In line with #AAC Awareness Month, I thought I would share this link that has some tips on how to build a Communication Book. There are a number of considerations we need to think of before making one so that it best suits the client. ASHA leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/con….

What a great resource to have for parents and #slpeeps. Thanks Banter Speech for sharing! banterspeech.com.au/dld/

I prefer individual but, I understand the importance of group sessions to help clients practice the strategies learned in their individual sessions to grow confidence in their #Communication and learn to #advocate for themselves. @101Speechie

Thank you ASHA for advocating! It is so important that we empower people so that they can focus on their best self! #advocate #stutteringawareness

This article is about why we should give people who use AAC more #communication time. Small things like being patient can impact on the quality of communication! This is something I learned while on placement Speech Pathology at UTS #AAC leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/202…

To end #AAC Awareness month, here is a dog using AAC to #communicate. Is this the secret to talking to dogs? 😱 If you were a dog whisperer, what would you say to your dog? Speech Pathology at UTS youtu.be/B26tztobY9A

Class of 2020! I have spent a wonderful 2 years working and studying with these beautiful people. This is a photo taken in our final class taught by Professor Emma Power and David Kinnane. Here's to seeing you guys out there as new grads of SLP! 🥂

I love this memory! Having KFC will never be the same again 😂 sitting in a row while getting our fill of 🍗 is the only right way to have KFC. Speech Pathology at UTS