Have you recovered? I have not. And I hope I don’t. This period of social distance and veritable shut down …
How to Stay Connected While Practicing “Social Distancing”
Please enjoy this rousing tune while you read, from your ArSHA family. COVID-19 has certainly led to tremendous changes …
ArSHA Response and Resources for Covid-19
Dear Arizona SLPs and Audiologists: The following is the collected effort of our Committee Chairs. At ArSHA we are closely …
Nonprofit Agencies Advocate for AAC
On February 26th 2020, Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest (ACLPI) sent a follow up letter to AHCCCS …
ArSHA DDD AAC Update
The following information is brought to us by our ArSHA AAC Committee. On January 16th, the Arizona Center for Disability …
Sandra L. Turek Award
Do you know an ArSHA member, who has followed in the example established by Sandra Turek, M.S., CCC-A, and who …
Cultural Differences and Imposter Syndrome
This essay was originally written to apply for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (ASHA) Minority Student Leadership Program She was honored …
Case Load, Work Load, and YOU.
Post submitted by Lauren Clabaugh, ArSHA Schools Committee Arizona School-based SLPs: Does this situation sound familiar? You are finally …
Graduate students in CSD: Check out the new scholarship available from ArSHA
Application deadline-February 1, 2020 ArSHA Outstanding Graduate Student Scholarship This $500 scholarship is available to a current active ArSHA student …
Implicit Bias in Clinical Practice
Chelsea Privette, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, for ArSHA’S Cultural and Linguistic Diversity committee Everyone has biases – both positive and negative. …