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Transcript: Bryan answers the question, “What are some areas of speciality for a Speech–Language Pathologist working in Education Queensland?”
There’s a lot of scope to specialise in certain areas of speech-language therapy, and for some years I was involved in working with students who used augmentative or alternative communication devices and needed support with eating and drinking. But there’s so much else SLPs working with EQ could look forward to being a part of – intensive fluency programs, supporting behavioural needs of students, phonological awareness and literacy support, or working with Indigenous students or others from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.