Afasic
UK charity, established in 1968 to represent children and young adults with communication impairments, promote their inclusion in society, and support their parents and carers. Listings for the organization's publications and local groups are provided on |
Apricot, Inc.
Educational materials and services for children and adults with learning, language, and/or behavior differences, including autism, dyslexia, and ADHD. Workshops held in Portland, Oregon. |
Brainstorm Educational Resources
Speech and language resources for Australian speech pathologists, teachers and parents. Proudly distributing Super Duper and Remedia publications. |
Carol's Speech and Language Disorders Homepage
Resource for people interested in speech and language disorders, maintained by speech/language specialist Carol Casserly. Features include articles, links, and online activities for therapy. |
Caroline Bowen, Ph.D. - Speech-Language Pathologist
Over 150 pages of speech-language pathology information for consumers, professionals, and students. Frequently asked questions, word retrieval activities for children, links to parents' homepages, an article on treatment planning, and a "Start Page&q |
Communication Independence for the Neurologically Impaired
Founded by speech pathologists, people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and family members, this nonprofit organization disseminates information about the communication technology that may help them. |
Hidden Brilliance
Supportive information for persons living with a speech impediment, learning disability or other condition that hides their true brilliance. |
Luisa Cabré, Logopedics Online
Multilingual answers to questions about logopedics, the pedagogical treatment of speech and language disturbances. |
Marcie's Speech Domain
Resources for speech pathology graduate students and professionals, including a dedicated message board and pointers to speech disorder sites and lesson plans. Presented by Speech Pathology Masters Candidate Marcie Easton. |
National Center for Voice and Speech
Research center dedicated to studying the powers, limitations, and enhancement of human voice and speech. Located at the University of Iowa. |
Net Connections for Communication Disorders and Sciences
A guide to speech-language pathology and audiology resources on the Internet. Features links to scientific information, discussion groups, and related commercial products. |
Portland State University Department of Communication
Provider of specialized speech-language programs, including a camp for individuals with aphasia and their families, and clinics focusing on stuttering, urban language, voice disorders, and communication challenges related to neurological conditions. |
SpeechPathology.com
Articles, continuing education modules, news, classifieds, and school listings pertaining to speech pathology. |
SpeechTherapist.net
Free professional resources, including links, e-mail accounts, job and course listings, event calendar, and discussion areas. |
Speechville Express
A language-development resource for parents, educators, and medical professionals. Impairment-specific articles, books, software, toys, and support groups are featured. |
Talking Point
An informational resource for parents and professionals, focusing on speech, language, and communication difficulties in children. Developed by the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists, Afasic, and I Can. |
The National Center for Neurogenic Communication Disorders
Staffed by scientists, educators, students, and supporting personnel who are concerned with speech and language disorders caused by diseases of the nervous system. |
The Voice Academy
A self-paced, no-cost, virtual school created to educate teachers about the dangers of voice disorders in their profession. |
The Voice Foundation
A world leader in the education and care of the professional voice user. Its online home provides information about Foundation's video library, meetings, and journal, as well as a search engine for locating Foundation members around the world. |
Voice Medicine
Information concerning a wide range of voice disorders, including laryngitis, vocal fold paralysis, cysts, nodules, and polyps. Presented by Lucian Sulica, MD a board-certified otolaryngologist and fellowship-trained laryngologist. |
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