When and Where
25 April 2009
Asian Social Institute
1518 Leon Guinto cor. Escoda St.,
Malate, Manila, Philippines
A. LANGUAGE OF AUTISM (9:00AM-12:00NN)
Speaker: Ms. Mae Catherine Sadicon
This seminar will present the current trends and options in language and communication for children with autism (CWA). Focal points of discussion will also center on available options and therapy procedures that effect as well as facilitate improvements.
B. LISTENING WITH THE WHOLE BODY/ THERAPEUTIC LISTENING (1:30-4:30pm)
Speaker: Ms. Natasha Q. Palanca-Abellada
Therapeutic Listening is one approach that helps to target the multiple facets of listening by using auditory input within the context of sensory integrative treatment. Find out how we listen with our ears, as well as our whole body. This seminar will help further improve the integration of the auditory and vestibular systems of children with autism.
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Turn on your led light for this important event announcement. The St. Luke’s Medical Center Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery cordially invites you to attend a post-graduate course and workshops concerning the comprehensive evaluation and management for swallowing disorders.
When & Where
March 20-22, 2009 (Friday-Sunday)
St. Luke’s College of Medicine Auditorium (Penthouse)
Quezon City, Philippines
Registration
Preregister and reserve your slot as soon as possible. Lower early registration rates are offered up to February 28, 2009.
For inquiries and registration, contact (632)727-5543 or (63)922-8657021 (Ms. Ofel Enriquez).
24-30 August 2008 is Speech Pathology Week in Australia. This year’s theme is: ‘Communication: More than just words’.
Speech Pathology Week will showcase the speech pathology profession and highlight how timely and specialist intervention from a speech pathologist can assist individuals and their families.
What is a Speech Pathologist?
According to Speech Pathology Australia…
A speech pathologist has been trained to assess and treat people who have a communication disability.
Speech pathologists complete a degree at university which encompasses all aspects of communication including speech, writing, reading, signs, symbols and gestures. Speech pathologists also work with people who have difficulties swallowing food and drink. Speech pathologists or speech-language pathologists were formerly known as speech therapists. They are different from speech and drama teachers.
Source: Speech Pathology Australia
