speech-language

Oral expression field

Speech-language appears as a modifier in clinical and educational contexts, describing services related to both speech (the physical production of sounds) and language (the system of communication).

A speech-language pathologist diagnoses and treats disorders affecting articulation, fluency, voice, and language comprehension: The school district employs three speech-language therapists.

clinical

pathology

Study of disease processes

evaluation · diagnosis · intervention · treatment · delay · impairment · articulation · fluency · aphasia · dysarthria

pediatric

toddler

Child learning to walk

milestone · play-based · IEP · eligibility · autism · vocabulary · comprehension · expression · feeding · articulation

professional

pathologist

Disease diagnosis specialist

certification · licensure · practitioner · specialist · audiologist · caseload · supervisor · graduate · externship · fellowship

academic

phonology

Science of language sounds

semantics · pragmatics · acquisition · development · cognition · neuroscience · research · curriculum · coursework · thesis

Opposites
communication modality

speech-languagenonverbal

Not using speech

gestural · auditory · sign language · hearing · receptive

allied health specialty

speech-languageaudiology

Study of hearing disorders

hearing · audiological · deaf education · occupational therapy · physical therapy

Family

speech, language, speeches, languages, speak, speaks, speaking, speaker, speakers

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