COMMUNIQUÉ
ISSN 0842-1196
Editorial Staff
Natalie Dunleavy, Communications Specialist - natalie@caslpa.ca
Angie D'Aoust, Director of Communications - angie@caslpa.ca
Associate Editor (French): Agathe Rhéaume
Translation: Smartcom Inc., Emilie Lalonde,
Lucette Ferrari
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About Communiqué
Communiqué is the official newsletter of the Canadian
Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists.
CASLPA represents and supports speech-language pathologists
and audiologists, providing a comprehensive range of membership
services while maintaining the interests of the general public
at the forefront of its professional activities.
CASLPA’s mission statement is: "The Canadian Association
of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists ... supporting
and empowering our members to maximize the communication potential
of the people of Canada."
Published four times a year (winter, spring, summer and fall),
Communiqué provides a forum for the exchange of information
and communication between CASLPA members.
Communiqué is not a peer-reviewed publication. Opinions
expressed are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily
represent the views of CASLPA or the editorial staff of Communiqué.
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Various articles:
Article
by Sharif Al-Mamun, a member of the first graduating class of
the B.Sc. speech and language therapy program at the Bangladesh
Health Professions Institute, the academic institute of the
Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed (CPR)
A Comprehensive,
Intensive Approach to Feeding Therapy for Children with Selective
Eating Habits - Barbara Dugas, B.Sc., RD, Clinical Dietitian,
Kimberly MacKeigan, M.Sc.,
S-LP (C), Speech-Language Pathologist - Stan Cassidy Centre
for Rehabilitation, Fredericton, NB - Elizabeth McDonnell, B.Sc.,OT
(C), Occupational Therapist
"The
Founding of Three Provincial Associations in 1958" by Virginia
Martin - Full Article
Printed in the OSLA Connection, fall 2007. Posted with permission
of the Ontario Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and
Audiologists and the author.
Bone Anchored Hearing Aids (BAHA):
Technology, Candidacy and Outcomes
William Hodgetts and John Wolfaardt - References for article
- Spring 2005
BabyTalk
- Full article 
The Professions
of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology in Canada: Some Historical
Observation
Talk Back Article "Incomplete
Care?" by Sue McMillen October 2001. Unfortunately
a sentence was omitted from the last paragraph at the time of
publishing so we are pleased to post the article in its entirety
here.
A President's Travel Experience to
Australia - Catriona Steele - Page 13, January 2001
Life in the Waiting List Line - Robin
Springer- Page 10, January 2001
Buy Canadian: Eating/Feeding Resources
for Long-Term Care
Northern Ontario: The Place to Work
and Live
Canadian Accrediation of Services Program
(CASP)
Sounding Board: Are Audiologists Turning
a Deaf Ear Towards Central Auditory Processing Disorders?
