The ASHA Leader

Founded in 2018, Neurodiversity Celebration Week is global movement bringing together schools, universities, and organizations to recognize the skills and talents of neurodivergent individuals, while creating more inclusive, equitable cultures. on.asha.org/3NpldFq

As National Mentorship Month comes to a close, an SLP shares that he worked wth other faculty to launch a peer mentoring program because he "recognized the types of stress and demands CSD grad students encounter. " - SLP Eric C. Bonilla @BaldwinWallace on.asha.org/3LHvLil

How Social Determinants of Health Shape TBI Recovery in Children: Depending on how SDOH interact with systems, policies, and community resources, they can either support health, or pose barriers to care and create gaps requiring support. leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/202…

As the ASHA Centennial year comes to a close, we revisit member essays on how they see their professional area developing in the next 100 years. Here are some of their replies: Let's Celebrate Heritage Languages and Multilingual Learners in Our Schools on.asha.org/4oWAiLf

What if school-based ‘SLTs’ could practice in a future where communication is the foundation of learning, and technology supports belonging and access? Let’s envision it. on.asha.org/4s3cQ1z

As the ASHA Centennial year comes to a close, we revisit member essays on how they see their professional area developing in the next 100 years. Here are some of their replies: Imagining What’s Next in Pediatric Feeding Care on.asha.org/4j018Rc

As the ASHA Centennial year comes to a close, we revisit member essays on how they see their professional area developing in the next 100 years. Here are some of their replies: Neurorehabilitation 100 Years From Now on.asha.org/4aXsaXr

As the ASHA Centennial year comes to a close, we revisit member essays. The Leader asked 21 futurists, subject-matter experts, and thought leaders how they see their professional area developing in the next 100 years. Here are some of their replies: on.asha.org/3L4eeR0

As we celebrate 100 years of communication sciences and disorders, The Leader asked 21 futurists, subject-matter experts, and thought leaders how they see their professional area developing in the next 100 years. Here are some of their replies: on.asha.org/4oWL7gf

As we wrap ASHA's Centennial, members shared thoughts on 'Where are we headed next?' Here are some of their replies: SLP Joshuaa D. Allison-Burbank envisions "A Future Where Language Is Medicine"

Guidance for Families on Holiday Feeding, Communication, and Noise Challenges: This collection of articles offering holiday guidance—many written by your peers—may help the clients and families you serve, as well as your own friends and family members. on.asha.org/4fE7cN0

AI in Scholarly Publishing: Positives and Pitfalls leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/202…

New Webinars Explore ASHA’s Competency Frameworks for the Professions: Curious how to apply a competency model to your professional journey? ASHA created a free 4-part video series: Career Pathways: Exploring Competency Frameworks, viewable on ASHA Stream. on.asha.org/3VhfK3A

Two SLPs SLPs with connections to trauma-informed care-one experienced the horrific mass shooting there that took 17 lives at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School-share their skills and insights on supporting students with a trauma-informed approach. on.asha.org/4g0hw2X

The Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC) is nearing a significant milestone. The ASLP-IC Commission anticipates launching its data system, CompactConnect, in September for states that have completed the onboarding process. on.asha.org/3Jrg0e1

As awareness of ARFID increases, so can the role of SLPs working with these children. However, ARFID intervention needs—and billing codes—often fall under the PFD classification, which may cause confusion for professionals and families. leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/202… @feedingmatters

At age 5, I was diagnosed with profound bilateral hearing loss but through storytelling, self-advocacy, and promoting accessibility, I help organizations remove communication barriers so everyone can feel seen, heard, and valued. on.asha.org/40rW9Rp @DustinGiannelli

In celebration of Craniofacial Awareness Month, four speech-language pathologists in clinical fellowships (CFs) share what they learned and how they benefited from being on an interprofessional team. on.asha.org/3IyVIyJ

Discover what's happening in CSD by exploring Leader's website, featuring online exclusive content like: -Member advocacy breaks records --An SLP helps children with cancer communicate Audiologists work w/ engineering students to develop affordable hearing screening tool & more

Engineering Accessibility With a Low-Cost Screening Device: Engineering students partner with audiologists and community workers to develop an affordable, effective childhood hearing screening tool. on.asha.org/43Wv2yO