“That parent is so annoying. They ask too many questions and never follow through on my suggestions . . . ” “What do you think of the other SLP? They totally don’t know what they’re…
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Navigating a Speech-Language Pathology Education as an International Student: Insights, Challenges, and Resources
Embarking on a journey to pursue education in speech-language pathology as an international student can be both exciting and daunting. From choosing the right program to navigating clinical experiences and considering future career paths, there…
Bridging Accessibility and Cultural Awareness: The Korean Aphasia Community
In the United States, I have witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by Asian patients from diverse linguistic backgrounds. Having spent the first half of my life in South Korea and the second half in the…
Bridging The Gap: Considerations For Clinicians Working With English Language Learners For The First Time
As a new clinician working in my rural hometown, I initially felt unprepared about how to best work with English language learners (ELLs). I had not worked with this population before, and my school district…