In this week's episode, Dr Nicola Clayton talks about 'Covid-19 and beyond: Dysphagia in respiratory disease and critical care.' She is interviewed by Susan Starr and Colleen Kerr from Speech Pathology Australia's NSW professional development committee.

In this week's episode, after conducting a webinar on the same topic just last week (available now to members on our website), Breanne Hetherington discusses the topic 'restrictive practices: what are they and why do speech pathologists need to know?'

In this week's episode, SPA's Senior Advisor Evidence Based Practice and Research, Cori Williams, talks to Dr Ronelle Hewetson from Griffith University about social participation after a right hemisphere stroke.

To celebrate World Autism Month, Anneke Flinn talks to Associate Professor Marleen Westerveld and Dr Jessica Paynter from Griffith University about the literacy skills of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

In this week's episode, the Association's Kym Torresi (Senior Advisor Aged Care) and Trish Johnson (Manager Ethics and Professional Issues), discuss Speech Pathology Australia's guidance for speech pathology practice during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week on Speak Up, we talk to clinical psychologist Claire Mayers about recognising stress and reaching out to others in times of crisis.

In this episode, the Association's Cori Williams speaks with Dr Clare Burns about telepractice and dysphagia assessment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In honour of Swallowing Awareness Day, this week's episode is a conversation between the Association’s Senior Advisor Aged Care, Kym Torresi, and Andrea Whitehead, who discuss dysphagia management and risk feeding.

www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/swallowing

In this week’s episode, the Association's Senior Advisor Evidence Based Practice and Research, Cori Williams, talks to Mellanie Sherwood about her passion for early language and how she uses the Bristol Language and Development Scales (BLADES) in intervention.

This week on the podcast, the Association's Cori Williams discusses the links between behaviour and language in children with Karen James.

Karen was the recipient of the Association's Research Grant in 2014 - her proposal is titled The language and social characteristics of adolescent students attending public behavioural schools: A controlled group comparison.

More information about research grants can be found on our website: https://bit.ly/2TCMpjY

** The Association would like to acknowledge that we previously incorrectly referred to Karen James with the title of Dr.