As an ASHA member, you’re so much more than a service provider. You may find yourself serving as an advocate or even providing emotional counseling for people with communication difficulties. As part of our recognition of National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, this

As an ASHA member, you wear a number of different hats when working with children and adults who stutter. In honor of National Stuttering Awareness Week, we’re highlighting some recent articles focusing on stuttering, particularly in the clinic. Read more

For more than 65 years, ASHA has recognized the month of May as an opportunity to raise awareness about the work our members do. Continuing that tradition, we’re celebrating National Speech-Language-Hearing Month by presenting articles on some of this year’s

With more than 100,000 Americans being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease every year, it’s likely that you’ve already worked with some of these individuals in the clinic or hospital. In recognition of Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting ASHA Journals articles

As an ASHA member, you play an important role in helping individuals with autism communicate. To celebrate World Autism Month, we’re highlighting articles from across ASHA’s journals that can help you do just that! In the past year, we’ve published

In celebration of World Voice Day on April 16, ASHA Journals is offering free access to a selection of recently published voice-related articles for the rest of the month. These resources can provide helpful ideas and strategies to support you

The latest issue of Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups has resources for clinicians working with people of all ages. The April issue includes three forums filled with new ideas—from removing biases in schools to working with older adults

In honor of Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting some recent articles that can help you provide important services to the millions of individuals with a brain injury. Read more to find out how ASHA Journals can help you in

More than 65 years ago, French doctors Charles Eyries and André Djourno performed the first cochlear implant. Cochlear implant technology has changed quite a bit since 1957, and the ASHA Journals have been publishing articles to keep you up to