Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Upcoming Events
2012 CASLPA Conference
Please check under Education for upcoming continuing education opportunities
11 - 2010 - 7th Avenue
Regina, SK S4R 1C2
Tel: (306) 757-3990
Fax: (306) 757-3986
Or for general inquiries, please email SASLPA using the Contact Us General Inquiries link below.
Words to SASLPA from a Retiring Speech-Language Pathologist
Many SASLPA members know S-LP Norma Mitchell, who was the voice and conscience of the SALPA membership for many years through her Thinkpiece articles. They were a feature item in the SASLPA newsletter, VOX, for many years during what feels now like a lifetime ago. Happy Retirement, Norma!
Click here for Norma's farewell message to the membership
SASLPA is the professional association for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists in Saskatchewan. We are dedicated to assuring that high quality and accessible speech, language, and hearing services are provided throughout the province.
Advice for hearing or speech issues
Contact a Speech-Language Pathologoist or Audiologist near you.
What is an Audiologist? A Speech-Language Pathologist?
Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists diagnose and treat individuals with hearing or communication impairment. Both professions assist people so that they are better able to function more efficiently in their daily life activities. Whether working in private practice, in schools, or in hospitals, the focus is on assessing the cause of the impairment or disorder, and then devising the most effective treatment plan.
BTO song singled out: Named tops by stutterers' group
Earlier this year, Randy Bachman was recognized by the Stuttering Foundation for penning the greatest rock song featuring stuttering vocals. The song was You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet, by the Bachman-Turner Overdrive. For the complete story, Click Here. After this press release, Randy Bachman dedicated an episode on his CBC radio show, Randy's Vinyl Tap, to "Songs that Stutter," which aired December 10, 2011.
