Tonight, the third IALP Child Speech Committee Online Panel Series 2021-2022 was held online. The topic was: SSD and Cleft Palate - How differences in anatomy and physiology affect the way we label and describe SSD in children?
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The Panel speakers were:
- Dr Valerie Pereira, Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Dr Lucy Southby, Cleft.NET.East, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & University of Bristol, UK
- Associate Professor Yvonne Wren, Chair, IALP Child Speech Committee & Bristol Speech and Language Therapy Research Unit
About this event (from IALP)
For many years we have debated terminology for describing the needs of children with communication impairment across the globe. Researchers, specialists, clinicians, parents and individuals with lived experience of the conditions have contributed to these discussions. The IALP Child Speech Committee have organised a series of panel meetings to discuss the overlap and distinctions between the label ‘Speech Sound Disorder’ and other closely related conditions. These meetings consist of short presentations by key figures in the field. The meetings take place virtually in October and December 2021 and February and April 2022. In this third panel meeting, invited speakers Dr Valerie Pereira and Dr Lucy Southby will discuss how differences in anatomy and physiology affect how we label SSD, which in turn affects our management. Twitter #SSDCP @IALP_Global
(I am the Deputy Chair of the IALP Child Speech Committee)