Conference Handouts
The following are the speaker handouts we have received to date. We will continue to add handouts as we receive them from speakers.
Handouts will not be available at the conference-Registrants will need to print or download the handouts.
MSHA V-P and Committee Annual Reports
Thursday Afternoon 1:00-4:45 pm
Counseling and Ethics, Managing Caseloads, and Difficult Conversations
Thursday Evening 6:00-9:15 pm
Carol Flexer: Auditory Brain Development: The Key to Listening, Language, and Literacy
Friday Morning 8:30-11:45 am
Michelle Bourgeois: Beyond Memory Books: Interventions for Persons with Dementia
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Handout #2
Colin Macpherson: Communication Assessment & Intervention Strategies: Getting Families Involved
Handout #1
Handout #2
Karen Florka: Introduction to the Communication Matrix (Charity Rowland): An Evaluation Tool for Assessing Those with Presymbolic, Complex, and Difficult-to-Interpret Means of Communication
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Handout #2
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Handout #4
Friday Afternoon 1:30-4:45 pm
Kristen Chmela: Basic Principle Problem Solving in School-Age Stuttering Therapy
Saturday Morning 8:30-11:45 am
James Coyle: Treatment of Dyspagia: Current Controversies, Evidence and Hype
Teresa Ukrainetz: Narrative Intervention: Episodic Structure, Cohesion, and the Art of Story Telling
Saturday Afternoon 1:30-4:45 pm
Teresa Ukrainetz: Expository Intervention: Teaching How to Talk
Miniseminars:
Kathryn Atkinson, Jenna Brusie and Jaclyn Boyce: Conversational Script Training Effectiveness for Acquired Apraxia of Speech
Erica Barker-Erlewein and Lisa Mammoser: Coping with Dementia: An Education Based Treatment Approach for the Patient, Family and Caregivers
Ashley Garber: Auditory First: Planning Effective Lessons for Children with Hearing Loss
-1st Handout
-Planning Matrix
Ellen Gehl: Using Apps in Speech and Language Therapy
Beth Holland: Strategic Interventions for Auditory Memory Training
Laurie Jacobs: Computer Assisted InteractionTechniques to Target Social Learning
Rynette Kjesbo: An Individualized Approach to Teaching Sequencing Skills
Kate Salathiel and Kate Bold: Got Hearing? Hearing Aids and Optimal Listening in the Classroom
Rae Schaper: Read It Once Again: Reading+Repetition=Language Development
Whitney Townsend: Efficient, Effective, and Informed: Online Resources for Speech, Language, and Hearing Professionals
-1st Handout
-2nd Handout
Dysphagia: Six Topics Apprised Using Peer Reviewed Sources:
Margaret Mills: Compensation and Decompensation of Swallowing Function in Adults with Neurogenic Dysphagia
Margaret Mills: Slides for Compensation and Decompensation of Swallowing....
Margaret Mills: 1 Page Summary
Greta Shires: Interventions for Transitioning from Enteral to Oral Feeding in Preterm Infants
Greta Shires: 1 Page Handout
Michele Biggerstaff: Dysphagia Management in the Public Schools
Courtney Gutowski: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Dysphagia
Public School Forum: Effective Sensory Strategies

