Confused about ASHA CCC's (we call them "sees") vs state licensing? This brief explainer is for you. 

If you found your way to this site, it's likely you're a student interested in pursuing a career in speech-language pathology or audiology. Then you may have heard of or even considered joining the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA). We first mentioned NSSLHA in this post, but we thought the National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association deserves a proper introduction and explanation for students coming from outside of the field. Note that this post is meant to be informative, not persuasive. I'll leave it up to you to determine if joining NSSLHA is right for you ;)

If you're considering becoming a speech-language pathologist, here are 8 reasons this career might be a good fit for you. This isn't to say the day-to-day work is perfect or doesn't have room for improvement, but by and large, SLPs have a high rate of job satisfaction. It's no wonder it's one of the fastest growing professions in the country! 

What's a CFY? Who's ASHA, and why do they matter so much?...what even is NSSLHA???

If you're new to looking into speech-language pathology (SLP), you've no doubt encountered these acronyms and maybe more. Here's your crash course on a few of the important acronyms you need to know as you're learning about the field.