Introducing the New Availability System on Liricare - Simplifying Connections Between Speech-Language Pathologists and Families. We're thrilled to unveil a feature that marks a significant step forward in our mission to streamline the process of finding and scheduling appointments with speech therapy professionals. The new Availability System is designed to enhance the user experience for both SLPs and parents, making it easier than ever to manage schedules, set appointments, and connect with the right specialists. Watch our video to discover how the Availability System works and explore the possibilities it opens up for our community. At Liricare, we're always looking for ways to support and empower our users on their journey towards better communication.
As slps we should take our mental health seriou...
As SLPs we should take our mental health seriously. Without a regulated mind, we can't possibly serve our clients to the best of our abilities. Here are some tips I recommend to Praxis Preppers, and I think certified SLPs can benefit from these tips too!
1. Notice the signs and seek help when needed.
2. Know you're not alone.
3. Practice self-love.
4. Seek professional help.
5. Notify your support system.
You can learn more by watching the latest Youtube episode HERE: https://youtu.be/1NRqV11kM1o
Doing research for an upcoming presentation, Ethical AI in Speech Therapy: Harnessing the Future with Responsibility, and came across this.
"The $20 million, UB-led initiative — funded in January by the U.S. National Science Foundation and Institute of Education Sciences — will create artificial intelligence systems that ensure children with speech and language disorders receive timely, effective assistance."
"Since then (April, 2023) researchers have begun lab researching and building prototypes of two AI systems: the AI Screener, which will identify potential speech and language impairments by listening to and observing children in classrooms; and the AI Orchestrator, which acts as a virtual teaching assistant to SLPs by providing students with ability-based interventions."
AI is here and can be a positive or negative for speech therapy. What do you think of programs replacing speech-language pathologists?
Read the entire story by Cory Nealon here:
https://www.buffalo.edu/grad/news.host.html/content/shared/university/news/ub-reporter-articles/stories/2023/09/exceptional-ed-institute-update.detail.html
Celebrating neurodiversity: understanding and s...
Do you ever wonder how embracing neurodiversity can enhance your practice as a speech-language pathologist?
In today’s fast-evolving world, the concept of neurodiversity is gaining increasing recognition and importance, especially in the field of speech-language pathology. This blog provides you with a comprehensive understanding of neurodiversity and strategies to effectively support individuals with varying communication styles.
https://content.liricare.com/neurodiversity-and-speech-language-pathologist/
The lingering effects of covid-19 extend far be...
The lingering effects of COVID-19 extend far beyond the initial infection, with one of the most prevalent and perplexing being “post-acute sequelae of COVID-19” (PASC), commonly referred to as “long COVID.” Among its diverse symptoms, cognitive impairments, often described as “brain fog,” pose significant challenges for individuals struggling with memory, attention, and communication deficits.
An analysis of degenerating speech due to progr...
Although personalized automatic speech recognition (ASR) models have recently been improved to recognize even severely impaired speech, model performance may degrade over time for persons with degenerating speech. Click below to read more.
Happy New Year!! Be sure to take time out to celebrate your wins.
As we bid farewell to an extraordinary year at Liricare, we celebrate the incredible journey of growth and innovation that has defined 2023. From our beginnings as an SLP news site in 2022, we've evolved into a thriving community hub for speech therapists.
In 2023, we introduced new features such as personalized feeds, specialized Q&A groups, and the upcoming exclusive Availability System, enabling seamless appointment management for SLPs. These advancements will redefine the way speech therapists connect, collaborate, and grow together.
But the journey doesn't end here! As we step into 2024, Liricare is set to revolutionize the field once again. We are thrilled to announce the integration of AI tools, ushering in a new era of possibilities for speech therapy networking. Imagine a future where technology enhances your SLP experience, making connections more meaningful and insights more accessible.
Thank you for being a part of the Liricare community. Here's to a phenomenal 2023 and the exciting prospects that await in 2024. Join us in embracing the future of speech therapy with Liricare – where innovation meets community, and collaboration knows no bounds. Happy New Year! 🌟🎉
Reclaiming words, repairing lives: how slps cha...
The influence of trauma on communication is varied and multifaceted. It has the potential to undermine the basic foundation of language, altering understanding, expression, and even the ability to construct meaningful narratives. Survivors may have difficulties. Click to read the article: