Kinnari and Rabab are in conversation with Dr. Vrushali Angadi, Ph.D., M.S., CCC-SLP, venturing into the topic of voice rehabilitation post organ preservation in head and neck cancers. They discuss what the "new normal" means for patients, the five domains of voice assessment, and the importance of clinical competency for speech-language pathologists to provide efficient patient care.

Listen to Dr. Jayashree Shanbal provide important lessons in Learning Disability and Literacy. Our scope as ASLPs goes beyond auditory and verbal comprehension of language. We play a role in decoding and encoding of language in the form of reading, writing, and spellings. In this episode, Dr. Shanbal discusses "bottom-up" and "top-down" processing, her research findings, as well as the importance of knowing our basics as SLPs. Our big takeaway this episode is "We can't treat disordered, if we don't know what's normal".

Listen to Dr. Anjali Kant, Kinnari and Rabab discuss everything an SLP needs to know about Cleft Lip and Palate! We discuss assessment, treatment, counseling as well as recent evidence-based practice out there that can be effectively used in the clinical world in India.

Dr. Kant, an esteemed researcher and professional in the field of Cleft Lip and Palate shares important resources and techniques with us this episode, enriching our knowledge on this topic.

Join us while we discuss all things Dysphagia with Rinki Varindani Desai, M.S., CCC-SLP, CBIS, CDP. Learn more about the clinical swallow examination, treatment protocols in degenerative diseases, and how to advocate for yourself as an SLP and your patients. More importantly, how dysphagia management will change in the new COVID era.

Two take-aways from this episode - "Standardization starts small" and "Teamwork is Dreamwork"!

Kinnari and Rabab, two Indian speech-language pathologists discuss the goal of this podcast and what lies ahead!