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• Tackling Paediatric Dysphagia MHSc to a PhD

  Posted on April 30, 2019 in Archive

  Victoria Sherman is a third year PhD student in the Swallowing Lab, under the supervision of  Professor, Rosemary Martino and Assistant Professor Deryk Beal. During her clinical Master’s program at the University of Toronto, Victoria realized her passion for paediatrics and research. Her doctoral research focuses on feeding and swallowing impairment following stroke in children. […]

• Tip of your Tongue?

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  Assistant Professor Regina Jokel speech-language pathologist and researcher at Baycrest, collaborated with colleagues Susan Romeril, Penina Ackerman, and Maria Piccini as well as web developer Imran Somji (LibreTek), to develop an interesting and fun way to battle the tip of the tongue phenomenon (TOT). Everyone over the age of 40 experiences so called TOT, which […]

• Doctoral Student Sana Smaoui Chosen to Present at UofTMed Student Showcase

  Posted on April 12, 2019 in Archive, Research News

  UofTSLP would like to congratulate Sana Smaoui on the successful presentation of her current research at this years Faculty of Medicine event! The UofTMed Student Showcase is an annual event celebrating donors to the Faculty of Medicine where students are selected to display their research through interactive exhibits. This year, SLP Alum and PhD candidate […]

• Does Speech Motor Intervention Alter Brain Structure and Function?

  Posted on March 13, 2019 in Archive, Research News

  As Speech-Language Pathologists, researchers and even caregivers of children with speech impairments, we have often wondered: “What does speech therapy actually do? Do we somehow change how the brain works?”  Status appointed Adjunct Lecturer, Aravind Namasivayam, PhD from the Department of Speech-Language Pathology, University of Toronto and a co-author on two recent cortical plasticity papers […]

• In the News – Black History Month: What’s Your Advice for the Next Generation?

  Posted on February 5, 2019 in Archive

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  Posted on November 22, 2018 in Archive