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CSHA position papers provide best practices, guidelines and thought leadership on an array of topics related to the field of speech, language and hearing.
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Critical conversations in the community CSHA is pleased to announce a new, safe virtual space for important conversations. CSHA Convos are intended to be a safe place where some of the most-needed conversations can happen … a place for insights, knowledge and awareness. CSHA hopes to elevate the unique and upcoming voices in the field, …[Read More]
This week, the California Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers Board has posted their official COVID-19 Updates and responses to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). This important information is now up on their website. They have shared that they will continue to update their website on COVID-19 updates as they coordinate and receive information …[Read More]
Early Intervention Guide on Communication and Language Development By their second birthday, most children have a vocabulary of about 75-225 words and are beginning to combine words into two- to three-word phrases. While prevalence estimates vary, about 10 percent to 20 percent of 2-year-olds don’t reach this milestone and consequently may experience difficulties learning to …[Read More]
View the latest issue of the quarterly CSHA magazine, Convey, and an archive of past issues.
Learn more about the requirements to practice in California and obtaining the proper credentialing. Practicing without a license or outside the scope of practice of the state licensure law constitutes a legal violation. You can find state and national licensing and credentialing websites here.
Find the next great opportunity to expand your career. CSHA members have access to a multitude of resources to help identify job opportunities and explore ways to take their careers to the next level. Just another perk of membership!
The Clinical Fellowship (CF) is a transition between being a student and being an independent provider of clinical services. The fellowship includes a mentored professional experience after the completion of academic coursework and clinical practicum.
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A giant step toward nonprofit best practices By María Ortiz-Briones “To improve is to change,” said Winston Churchill, and “to be perfect is to change …[Read More]
Critical conversations in the community CSHA is pleased to announce a new, safe virtual space for important conversations. CSHA Convos are intended to be a …[Read More]
This week, the California Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers Board has posted their official COVID-19 Updates and responses to Frequently Asked Questions …[Read More]
