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Stuttering is one of the most recognizable—and stigmatized—communication disorders to the general public. In recognition of National Stuttering Awareness Week, we’re highlighting resources that you can use when working with ...

AJA Research Articles Parent Questions About Childhood Hearing Loss: An Evaluation of ChatGPT Response Accuracy, Completeness, and RepeatabilityKaren Muñoz, Tess C. Hurd, Danielle Glista, Adam Gavarkovs, John J. Whicker, Kylie Hollingsworth, Alan Baker, Meg Singletary, Julia Wind, Sharad Jones, and Michael P. Twohig Research Note Acoustics of Electronic Stethoscopes for Health ...

For decades, the month of May has given you—ASHA members—an opportunity to celebrate the impact of the services you provide. During National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, ASHA shares information and resources on ...

When people think of someone with Parkinson’s disease, they probably envision physical difficulties—not how the disease can affect a person’s voice, speech, language, and swallowing. In recognition of Parkinson’s Disease ...

Helping people with communication disorders is often a team effort. Audiologists and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) often serve as members of interprofessional care teams to better serve the people they work ...

For more than 25 years, professionals have worked together on April 16 to recognize World Voice Day. We’re honoring this important day by presenting some of our top voice articles ...

Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups has now been free to all ASHA members for more than 3 months! We hope you’ve had the time to check out some ...

The way that we talk about, think about, and work with people with autism has evolved significantly in the past decade. People around the world, including ASHA members, have advocated ...

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 ...