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Obituaries today: Sheryl Freedman, 50, of Longmeadow; dedicated
LONGMEADOW - Sheryl Beth (Glaser) Freedman, 50, passed on Thursday after a valiant fight with a rare and aggressive form of liver cancer. Born in Boston, and raised in Medford, Mass., and Waterville, Me., she moved to Longmeadow in 1987...

Therapy Courses Now Available on Silverchair Learning Systems
Therapy education from Dynamic Learning Online now available in Silverchairs systemCharlottesville, VA (PRWEB) January 25, 2012 Silverchair Learning Systems, the leader in online education for senior care, has released its initial curriculum of therapy courses for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech language pathology. The courses are the result of Silverchairs partnership with ...

Speech pathologist Alex Dunn named Smart educator of year - Brockville Recorder and Times

Speech pathologist Alex Dunn named Smart educator of year
Brockville Recorder and Times
Alex Dunn, a speech language pathologist with the Upper Canada District School Board has been selected as the 2012 SMART Exemplary Educator of the Year for Canada for the program created by her team, Smart Inclusion. Submitted photo By MEGAN BURKE THE .

Portland State professor Shelly Chabon named president of ASHA
Dr. Chabon takes the helm of the nations credentialing association for speech, language, and hearing scientists and professionals At the the beginning of 2012, Shelly Chabon, professor and chair of the Portland State University Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences took office as the new president for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Chabon will serve as president for one ...

Talking up speech language pathology - McKnight's Long Term Care News

McKnight's Long Term Care News

Talking up speech language pathology
McKnight's Long Term Care News
After decades of quietly operating in their field, speech language pathologists are now making their voices heard in skilled nursing and rehab. No longer are they simply EURœspeech therapistsEUR EUR” their profession has elevated itself to Speech Language .

Testosterone May Delay Boys Speech Development
Boys tend to talk later than girls; they also acquire language skills at a slower rate than girls. Now new research may point to a reason why. In a newly published study, umbilical cord blood was collected from nearly 900 Australian newborns and tested for testosterone. Newborn boys are exposed to 10 times the levels of testosterone before birth compared to girls. Sex hormones, like testosterone ...

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Amanda Headley, of 25 Buller Street, Woodbrook, was awarded a BSc in Speech Pathology and Audiology with a French minor from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) on December 15, 2011. When she entered the university in September 2008, Headley was the only international student granted one of three Ethel Virginia Butler Centennial full scholarships...

Dean's list, Jan. 15, 2012
BloomsburgMaggie Mansell, Barnesville, a freshman speech pathology and audiology major at Bloomsburg University, made the dean's list for the fall semester with a 3.87 GPA.She is a daughter of William and Kathleen Mansell, and a 2011 graduate of Mahano..

Stacey H. Brill, MS, CCC-SLP, Named a VIP Member of Cambridge Who's Who for Excellence in Dysphagia Treatment
Brill,..

Bill would assist
A South Dakota legislative bill that would require the licensure of..

Bill would assist speech therapists - Daily Republic

Bill would assist speech therapists
Daily Republic
A South Dakota legislative bill that would require the licensure of speech language pathologists would aid a new program at Mitchell Technical Institute. The bill passed on the Senate floor by a vote of 29-2 Thursday and now heads to the House.