Speech and Language

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)

Web Address: asha.org/public
What is ASHA?
- ASHA is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for audiology and speech-language pathology professionals.
What does ASHA provide?
- Resources for members of the public to understand communication and communication disorders.
- Information about:
  - Hearing and balance
  - Speech and Language
  - Swallowing
  - Health Insurance
  - Finding an ASHA professional
Specific Resources to Check Out:
Is it free?
- Yes, these resources posted on the ASHA website are free for members of the public to access.

Web Address: identifythesigns.org
What is Identify the Signs?
- A campaign by ASHA to educate the public about the warning signs of communication disorders.
What does Identify the Signs provide?
- Information about:
  - the signs of speech-language disorders
  - the signs of hearing loss
  - how to ask for help and what you can do
Is it free?
- Yes, all information provided by this campaign is free for members of the public to access.

Web Address: superduperinc.com/Handouts/Handout.aspx
What is Super Duper?
- Super Duper Publications creates educational and therapy materials for service providers.
What does Super Duper Handy Handouts provide?
- Hundreds of free informational handouts for teachers and parents related to the topics of:
  - child development
  - learning
  - speech
  - language
  - hearing
  - special education
- Many handouts are available in both English and Spanish.
Is it free?
- Yes, handouts are free to download once you have made a free Super Duper account.

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