Handout for speech-language pathologists that defines the 5 most important cranial nerves as related to swallowing problems.

Free handout defining how changes in the brain related to Parkinson's affect speech and how speech-language pathologists can help improve communication.

http://slpinsights.com/portfolio/morethanspeech-graphics-capture-speech-therapy-free-download/

http://slpinsights.com/portfolio/morethanspeech-graphics-capture-speech-therapy-free-download/

http://slpinsights.com/portfolio/morethanspeech-graphics-capture-speech-therapy-free-download/

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Visualization of swallow anatomy/physiology for speech-language pathologists targeting dysphagia. Resource for SLPs, patients, and medical/therapy staff.

http://slpinsights.com/portfolio/dysphagia-visualization-speech-language-pathologists-free-download/

Vocal fold dysfunction differential diagnosis quick reference guide for speech-language pathologists.

http://slpinsights.com/portfolio/vocal-fold-function-quick-reference-speech-language-pathologists/

Guide to reflux for speech-language pathologists.

Pencil case for speech language pathologists

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Phone case for speech-language pathologists

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Speech-language pathology notebook

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Speech-language pathology posters

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Speech-language pathology apparel.

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Speech-language pathology onesie

Children of speech-language pathologists kinda have it rough. Their speech-language pathologist parent likely knows the expected age for every single milestone, including articulation patterns. Their speech, swallow, and cognition is evaluated non-stop. Their reading skills are pumped up with phonics and the term ‘dyslexia’ is thrown out at around age three months. Children of speech-language pathologists probably often end up being recorded by their speech-language pathologist parents and appear on YouTube. In fact, this is quite a growing trend, because these parents can then use the videos for their phonology lectures if they are a professor, or to show at an IEP meeting if they work in a school, or to show to their SLP colleagues. If shown to their SLP colleagues, an in-depth conversation likely takes place with endless jargon and questions related to distinctive features and allophones and joint attention and phoneme grapheme correspondence and how well they breast-fed.

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Quick reference guide to vocal fold function for speech language pathologists.

http://slpinsights.com/portfolio/vocal-fold-function-quick-reference-speech-language-pathologists/