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Latest Brochure: Language and Reading 2010
The Psychology Press Language and Reading brochure 2010 is now available.
This brochure includes journals and recent books in Language and Reading from Psychology Press and Routledge.
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Language Disorders Links and Online Resources
Aphasia Now
People with aphasia helping each other to become independent, communicate with other aphasic people and overcome aphasia together. Our 'aphasia-friendly' site focuses on resources for people with aphasia. We publish articles and research by guest writers and post regular news. We also have a forum for swapping information.
Clinical Aphasiology Conference
The Clinical Aphasiology Conference is an annual forum for clinicians and researchers engaged in the study and clinical management of persons with acquired neurologic language disorders.
Communication Sciences and Disorders: A List of Resources
This website highlights Internet sources based on their authoritative nature, scope, and relevance to librarians, students, faculty, researchers, clinicians, and individuals possessing firsthand experience with communication disorders.
A Guide to Internet Resources in Speech Pathology
A Guide provided by the publisher Allyn and Bacon.
LD Online
This is the leading website on learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and other professionals, and covers Speech and Language Difficulties, Dyslexia, Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder among others.
Medicine Arena
A list of rehabilitative medicine conferences from the Taylor & Francis Medicine Arena, the one-stop gateway to medical resources for academics, researchers, students, practitioners and clinicians.
OMNI: Speech Therapy, Communicative Disorders
OMNI offers free access to a searchable catalogue of Internet sites covering health and medicine.
Net Connections for Communication Disorders and Sciences
A wide range of Internet resources for communication disorders and science sources, including links to discussion forums and electronic newsletters. Aimed at professionals and students in the fields of speech-language pathology, audiology, speech science, persons with communication disabilities or differences and their support persons.
NHS Direct
The NHS Direct Online Health Encyclopaedia entry for Aphasia.
SpeechFun - Speech Pathology Resource
SpeechFun is a US-based website for parents, therapists and teachers of students with autism and special needs. Numerous informative materials and activities are available for use, totally free of charge.
SpeechPathology.com
SpeechPathology.com is dedicated to providing quality educational opportunities for all Speech-Language Pathologists and other interested professionals. The primary goal is to enable Speech-Language Pathologists to expand their unique qualifications through an excellent program of life long learning so that current, state-of-the-art techniques and procedures will be readily available to those who have been entrusted to their professional care.
University Courses on Related Topics
UK Universities with Speech and Language Therapy Courses
US Universities with Speech/Language Pathology Programs
Australian Universities with Speech/Language Pathology Programs
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Neuropsychology Central
Neuropsychology Central defines its aims as: to describe the importance of neuropsychology as a science of brain and behavior; to increase public knowledge of neuropsychology as a branch of practical medicine; to indicate the contribution which neuropsychology is making to the neurosciences; and to act as a resource for the professional and layperson.
The Whole Brain Atlas
The Whole Brain Atlas is an information resource for brain imaging which integrates clinical information with multimodality imaging data.
Step by Step software
A resource of 13,000 therapy exercises targeting word retrieval deficits for people with aphasia. It is based on over 2,500 high-quality photographs and uses digitised speech throughout. Call +44 (0) 1454 218 436.
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