What is R&R?
As busy SLPs SLP-ing, we could all use a little R&R. But who has the time these days?!? And how do you even do it? Here, relevant research articles are reviewed, summarized, and discussed by yours truly to improve knowledge, advocacy, and clinical care for OUR patients!
Recent Reviews:
A Preview of Possibilities for EMST & Drooling from Parkinson’s
As a kid, we start to form our creative and curious imaginations when we begin to use a common object (e.g. toy hammer) as a […]
Interview with a Researcher:
Interview with a Researcher – Nadine P. Connor, PhD, CCC-SLP
If you're interested in what a past Dysphagia Research Society president (among MANY other roles) has to share about research and ways to bridge this […]
Interview with a Researcher – Emma Charters, PhD, BSc
If you thought Dr. Charters was gonna slow down after recently getting awarded her PhD, think again! Here, she gives some honest and genuine tips, […]
Interview with a Researcher – Cara Donohue, PhD, CCC-SLP
Dr. Cara Donohue brings an interesting personal perspective when it comes to dysphagia (it involves a wired jaw!). And if you thought winning Dysphagia Research […]
Short ‘n Sweet Reviews:
Short ‘n Sweet – Preclinical Dysphagia
Over the last few decades, prevention has been a key role in health more than ever. From preventing wrinkles to preventing heart disease, taking steps […]
Short ‘n Sweet – Chin Tuck Against Resistance (CTAR)
Before we had microwaves, we had ovens. Before we had cars, we had horses. And before we had CTAR, we had (and still have) the […]
Short ‘n Sweet – Muscle Tension Dysphagia
We often learn in academic, clinical experience, or continued education about the wide array of etiologies for a dysphagia (and I mean WIDE in every […]
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