With so many sources competing for the attention of people around the world, getting eyes on your research may seem more difficult than ever before. More article views can ensure ...
Chances are, you’ve heard the term neurodiversity used in the context of working with children and adults with autism. However, you may have had difficulty finding practical examples of how ...
ASHA members provide a number of services to individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI)—from screening and assessment to rehabilitation services. March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and we’re recognizing the ...
Millions of children have some hearing loss, and millions more may be undiagnosed. This year, the theme of World Hearing Day is “From Communities to Classrooms: Hearing Care for All ...
More than 180,000 individuals in the United States alone have a cochlear implant, and it’s estimated that millions more could benefit from one. In recognition of International Cochlear Implant Day ...
When planning your research, you’ve got a lot to consider. From funding, to how you’ll carry out your research, to how your work could affect the people ASHA members work ...
Clinically relevant research from ASHA Journals helps more than 200,000 ASHA members provide evidence-based care every day. Now, we’re expanding our offerings by providing ASHA members with free access to ...
ASHA’s journals publish hundreds of articles every year to help audiologists provide evidence-based care for people with tinnitus and other hearing issues. In honor of World Tinnitus Week, we’ve compiled ...
A child’s language and literacy development is affected by a number of outside influences, including childhood trauma. If you’re a school-based practitioner, then there’s an increased chance you’ll wind up ...
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the National Joint Committee for the Communication Needs of Persons With Severe Disabilities (NJC). This unique effort is made up of eight organizations, ...
Last year, ASHA Journals published nearly 1,000 articles—that’s more than 14,000 pages of original research! Because it’s impossible to list them all here, we’ve selected 10 articles published last year ...
We’re already a few days into 2026, but before we officially recycle our 2025 calendar, we’re looking back on a successful year. Whether you followed us all year or this ...
As we near the end of 2025 and reflect on all that we’ve accomplished this year, one key fact comes to mind: We couldn’t have done any of it without ...
Telehealth gives audiologists the potential to open up services to millions of people who could benefit from them, including U. S. military service members and veterans. Using new technologies can ...
More than 2 million Americans have aphasia, and that number is growing annually. Every year, clinicians and researchers gather to present new findings in aphasia and other neurologic language disorders ...
