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Speech And Language Therapist

 
Background
Speech and language therapists work with people of all ages who have difficulties with communication, swallowing, or voice. They assess clients, create treatment plans, and deliver therapy through exercises and activities tailored to each person's needs. They might work in hospitals, schools, care homes, or private clinics, helping people recover from stroke, manage stammers, or develop language skills.
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Publications
International Journal of Speech-Language PathologyThe Bulletin of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
Books
The Handbook of Speech-Language PathologyUnderstanding Speech and Language Disorders
Key Figures
Sheena ReillyPam EnderbyJames LawNicola Botting
Classification
SIC Code8050, 8052The Standard Industry Code
Dewey Reference616.855, 371.914For looking up books in your local library
Synonyms
Speech-Language PathologistSpeech TherapistLanguage Therapist
Last Updated: Thursday, May 7th, 2026
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