That, while more common in the " caipira " area by its particular phonology, is more often associated with speech-language pathology.
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It is most widely used for neuropsychological rehabilitation; fitting of rehabilitation equipment such as wheelchairs, braces or artificial limbs; and in speech-language pathology.
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The school also began a three-year speech and language pathology program, in which students take classes at Trinity for three years majoring in communication disorders.
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"' Martin J . Ball "'is Professor of Speech-Language Pathology ( Clinical Linguistcs and Phonetics ) at Link�ping University in Sweden.
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The chapter received a 1991 Distinguished Service Award from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association for its contributions to the fields of speech-language pathology and audiology.
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In fact, speech-language pathology is concerned with a broad scope of speech, language, swallowing, and voice issues involving communication, some of which are:
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Daly obtained his doctorate in Speech-Language Pathology from Pennsylvania State University and instructed at the Medical School campus of the University of Alabama at Birmingham for five years.
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Furthermore they have lessons in origami-to train spatial insight-, singing, percussion, history of dance, communication, speech-language pathology and health care.
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The latter brings together former departments of media studies ( journalism, broadcasting, web design, and advertising ) and communication ( speech-language pathology and public relations ).
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For most people with stroke, physical therapy ( PT ), occupational therapy ( OT ) and speech-language pathology ( SLP ) are the cornerstones of the rehabilitation process.
