Dysphagia

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What about Dysphagia?

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What about Dysphagia?

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Resources

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The Dysphagia Committee has contributed a book chapter to the IALP book publication Addressing Communication Disorders
 in Unserved and Underserved Populations, authored by members of the Association, celebrating 100 years of the IALP by presenting ideas to assist all those who work with children and adults who have difficulty in communicating or swallowing in order to improve services for unserved and underserved communities.

It offers strategies to address disorders and conditions that affect many areas of everyday life and which are exacerbated by lack of adequate health, education and social services.

The book chapter is free for download here:

Toward Food Sovereignty and Security for People Living with Swallowing Disabilities in Globally Vulnerable Environments by Pillay

Activities

The Dysphagia Committee reformed itself with new members and a new Chair in August ’23 and is excited to announce that they have a wonderful webinar series planned for 2024.

Details of the IALP Dysphagia Committee webinar series will be announced shortly. The webinars are scheduled to start in February 2024.

 

Watch this space for more coming soon!

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Committee Members and Consultants

Term of office 2022-2025

Mershen Pillay (New Zealand)

Chair

Aliaa Sabry (Canada)

Member

Kyriaki Krakow (Cyprus)

Member

Michele Cimoli (Australia)

Member

Martin Brodsky (USA)

Member

Reine Bou-Issa (UAE)

Member

Noah Nativ (Israel)

Member

Federico Masserano Zola (Italy)

Member

Mariella Poblete (Peru)

Member

Stephanie Somers (Canada)

Member

Elizabeth Montgomery (UK)

Member

Affiliated Society Membership

There are 3 types of membership of Affiliate Society, depending on the profile of the organization. Category A Society Membership: National organizations in communication sciences and disorders having individual members among their membership. Examples of this category are The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA ), Speech Pathology Australia (SPA)and The Egyptian Society for Phoniatrics and Logopedics. (ESPL) Category B Society Membership: Multinational, regional, or local organizations in communication sciences and disorders having individual members among their membership. Category C Society Membership: Multinational, national, regional, or local organizations in communication sciences and disorders comprised of Societies as their membership. When your National Society/Association wishes to join the IALP as an Affiliated Society, please fill in and send the Application Form for IALP Affiliated Membership below.

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An individual enrolled for part- or full-time study for preregistration, undergraduate or postgraduate studies directly related to the field of human communication disorders and sciences at a formal education institution. Students must provide official evidence of enrolment at the time of joining the Association and/or registering for a congress/composium.

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