September 28, 2017

Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists' (RCSLT) Conference in Glasgow

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The 2017 RCSLT conference is in Glasgow over the next two days. There are over 500 attendees from 6 countries, 4 keynotes, 71 presentations...

Visiting Scotland

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I have Scottish ancestry, so I really enjoy visiting Scotland. I  have enjoyed the soaking up the architecture and design of Glasgow, parti...

RCSLT Child Speech Disorder Research Network

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I was invited to join the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) Child Speech Disorder Research Network meeting at the Univ...
September 27, 2017

Anna's presentation at the Early Start Conference

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Anna Cronin attended the Early Start Conference in Wollongong in September. She presented a poster titled: Optimising the Communication and...
September 22, 2017

Languages spoken in the UK

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The participants in yesterday's seminar at the University of Sheffield shared two websites from the 2011 census outlining languages spok...

Visiting the University of Sheffield

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I am visiting the University of Sheffield in the UK at the moment. Today I presented a seminar titled: "Multilingual children's spe...
September 21, 2017

International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics website

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The International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics website recently has been updated and includes a link to the Powerpoint presentation I ...
September 20, 2017

Tutorial: Assessment and analysis of polysyllables in young children

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The following manuscript has just been accepted for publication. This is the last paper to be published from Sarah Masso's PhD. Congratu...
September 19, 2017

Children's speech acquisition in Vietnamese and Cantonese

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Today Ben Pham presented a paper titled "Acquisition of consonants, vowels and tones by children in Northern Viet Nam" at the 10th...
September 17, 2017

Asia Pacific Conference of Speech, Language, and Hearing

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The 10th Asia Pacific Conference of Speech, Language, and Hearing (APCSLH) is being held in Narita, Japan on 17-19 September.  There are 45...
September 16, 2017

Enjoying traditional Japanese culture

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Ben Pham and I are in Japan to attend the conference for the Asia Pacific Society for the Study of Speech, Language and Hearing. Today we en...
September 10, 2017

Sarah M's Endeavour Postdoctoral Scholarship in Newfoundland, Canada

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Sarah Masso is currently in Newfoundland, Canada on her Endeavour Postdoctoral Scholarship. She is working with A/Prof Yvan Rose at Memoria...
September 8, 2017

NZSTA homepage

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The current NZSTA homepage photo (https://speechtherapy.org.nz) was taken immediately after my masterclass workshop last year at the NZSTA c...
September 6, 2017

Research Roundtables at the ASHA Convention

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I have been invited (and have accepted) to host a table on International Research Collaborations at the 20th annual Research Roundtables at...
September 5, 2017

Research collaborations

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Charles Sturt University has new software to document and compile our research. One fascinating tool displays collaborations. It is great to...
September 4, 2017

International Symposium on Monolingual and Bilingual Speech

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The International Symposium on Monolingual and Bilingual Speech http://www.ismbs.eu/​ is being held on 4-7 September 2017 in Chania [xa...
September 2, 2017

Multilingual Children's Speech website visitors for August

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Last month (August) there were 2,852 page views for the Multilingual Children's Speech website and 26.1% were new users. The most popul...
August 27, 2017

Papers selected for inclusion in ASHA self-study program

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The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association contacted us recently to indicate that two of our papers will be included in a self-study p...
August 25, 2017

International Composium on Communication Disorders in Multilingual-Multicultural Populations

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Between the 24th and 25th August 2017, the 5th International Composium on Communication Disorders in Multilingual-Multicultural Populations ...

Speech Pathology Week 2017

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This week is Speech Pathology Week , and the theme this year is communication access. Here is a cartoon created by the Victorian branc...