ASHA-certified professionals are committed to providing the highest quality care. Read below to learn more about how some of our members are making a positive difference in their patients’ lives.
Trailblazing with Her CCCs
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Taking the Road Less Traveled from Mumbai to New York and Promoting Diversity
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Navigating a Pandemic Thanks to Her CCCs
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From Sisters to Partners to Popular Online Experts for Parents
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Always in Service to Others
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Committing to — and Advocating for — Excellence
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“The Vulnerable Children, The Unseen Children Have Always Been My Heartbeat”
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CCCs Help Launch an Out-of-This-World Advocate for Communication Health
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Serving Bilingual Families
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A Career Becomes Personal
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Pioneering With Her CCCs
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Empowering Families
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For the Bergens, the CCCs are ‘the Gold Standard’
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‘The Cornerstone of Who I Am’
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In Country
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Helping Their Fellow Service Members
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Vocal Coach Extraordinaire
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Being a Resource
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Lean On Me
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Boosting Communication Skills Through Technology
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Video: Garvin & Marianne – Cultivator
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An Advocate for Early Intervention
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Calm in a Noisy World
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Everything You Need is in the CCCs: Q&A with ASHA President Elise Davis-McFarland
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Video: Pat & Susan – Sparkplug
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Video: Denise & Emily – Navigator
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Audio: Q&A with ASHA-certified SLP Matt Hott
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The Powerful Act of Listening
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ASHA Certification is 65 Years Old. See How It’s Changed with the Times.
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Video: Dr. Janice Trent – Maestro
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Video: Alexis Alston – Architect
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A Voice for the Voiceless
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Going the Extra Mile: Q&A with School Principal and CCC-SLP Denise Lancaster
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Creativity at Work: How an ASHA-certified SLP Inspires Patients with the Arts
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Finding Patients’ Stories to Pinpoint the Right Treatment
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Speaking Their Language – Helping Individuals with Autism Develop Social Skills
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