This presentation examines how the brain reorganizes after a stroke causes aphasia, weighing whether observed changes reflect biological repair processes or behavioral adaptations patients develop over time.
This presentation examines methods for identifying language regions in the brains of people with aphasia, showing that commonly used mapping tasks often fail to produce reliable results.
This presentation describes an adaptive treatment design for minimally verbal school-aged children with autism, comparing strategy sequences, including speech-generating devices, to determine which works best.
This presentation examines why children with autism spectrum disorder struggle with word meaning, pointing to an early learning strategy called the shape bias that fails to develop consistently.
This presentation examines early motor and communicative development in infants with an older sibling with autism, exploring how motor delays might shape caregiver language input over time.
This presentation explores how young children with autism spectrum disorder learn new words, considering whether they rely on sentence structure rather than social and visual cues.
This presentation examines executive function skills in school-age children with autism, weighing whether language ability or executive function is the true driving force.
Tele-supervision, or e-supervision, refers to the use of two-way digital video conferencing technologies for the purpose of clinical supervision. With tele-supervision, clinical instructors can provide supervision at a distant site. It has proven beneficial in reinforcing relationships between the graduate student clinician and university programs and off-campus supervisors. People engaged...
ASHA’s Surveys and Information Team oversees all survey and evaluation activities for ASHA boards, committees, councils, National Office staff, strategic initiatives, and grant projects awarded to the Association. The unit identifies, collects, compiles, and disseminates information on employment characteristics, workforce/shortage, caseload/productivity, salaries, opinions of ASHA’s current and proposed activities/programs, and...
