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  1. Intervention for Developmental Speech Sound Disorders in YouTube Videos: Parent Perceptions and Clinical Utility
  2. “Sometimes My Mind Just Goes Out. I Cannot Do Anything for My Child:” Reflections From Mothers With Bipolar Disorder on Shared Book Reading
  3. Development and Validation of Video Modeling Materials for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
  4. The Speech-Language Pathologist's Role in Supporting Autistic Students in Postsecondary Education Settings
  5. Parental selection of shared reading materials: a scoping review
  6. Effectiveness of Video-Based Instruction With Additional Components to Improve Conversational Skills in Autistic Children: A Systematic Review
  7. An Examination of an Online, Asynchronous Social Justice Program With Undergraduate Communication Sciences and Disorders Students
  8. The diagnostic journey of autistic women as shared on TikTok
  9. Clinical utility of shared book reading on YouTube: An analysis of metadata, evidence-based content, understandability, and actionability
  10. Exploring Maternal Interactions During Shared Book Readings in Indian Home Contexts
  11. Upvote or Downvote ABA for Autism? Content and Support in Reddit Posts
  12. Twitter Usage About Stuttering
  13. A Cross-Sectional Descriptive Analysis of Speech, Hearing, and Feeding in YouTube Videos: A Brief Communication
  14. Parental Satisfaction and Impact of an Internet Intervention for Interactive Storybook Reading
  15. Autistic self-advocacy - How can SLPs support
  16. Applied Behavior Analysis as Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorders: Topic Modeling and Linguistic Analysis of Reddit Posts
  17. A Self-Managed Internet Parent Training Program for Interactive Storybook Reading: Extension to a Public School Setting
  18. Sudden sensorineural hearing loss: what can we learn from examining Reddit posts?
  19. Functionality, Impact, and Satisfaction of a Web-Based and Mobile Application Support Program for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  20. Comparing effects of two service delivery models on child speech outcomes in schools
  21. Development of a parent training program for interactive book reading
  22. Quality and readability of internet information about stuttering
  23. Parental Perspectives on Storybook Reading in Indian Home Contexts
  24. Content Analysis of YouTube Videos Addressing Infant Hearing Loss: A Cross-Sectional Study
  25. Suitability of English Language Internet-Based Information for Voice Disorders
  26. Use of Videos and Digital Media in Parent-implemented Interventions for Parents of Children with Primary Speech Sound And/or Language Disorders: A Scoping Review
  27. A Content Analysis of YouTube Videos Related to Hearing Aids
  28. The Utility of Cinematherapy for Stuttering Intervention: An Exploratory Study
  29. Quality, Readability, and Suitability of Hearing Health-Related Materials: A Descriptive Review
  30. Portrayal of Hearing Loss in YouTube Videos: An Exploratory Cross-Sectional Analysis
  31. A Cross-Sectional Study of the Portrayal of Vocal Health in YouTube Videos
  32. Readability, Quality, and Suitability of English-Language Internet Information about Children with Primary Speech and Language Disorders
  33. Who tweets about tinnitus? An analysis of tinnitus-related tweets.
  34. Media Use by Older Adults With Hearing Loss: An Exploratory Survey
  35. Twitter usage about autism spectrum disorder
  36. “Providing a perspective that’s a little bit different”: Academic and professional experiences of male speech-language pathologists
  37. A cross-sectional study of the portrayal of childhood speech and language disorders in YouTube videos
  38. Patient-Centered Strategies for Effective Communication During the Initial Audiological Consultation Sessions
  39. Communication between Audiologist, Patient, and Patient’s Family Members during Initial Audiology Consultation and Rehabilitation Planning Sessions: A Descriptive Review
  40. A cross-sectional descriptive analysis of portrayal of autism spectrum disorders in YouTube videos: A short report
  41. Quality and Readability of English-Language Internet Information for Voice Disorders
  42. Quality and readability of English-language internet information for aphasia
  43. Examination of an Audiologist’s Response to Patient’s Expression of Symptoms: A Pilot Study
  44. Noncongruence between Audiologist and Patient Preferences for Patient-Centeredness
  45. Speech-language pathologists’ preferences for patient-centeredness
  46. Quality & Readability of Tinnitus Information found on the Internet
  47. Speech, Language, and Hearing Careers: Recruiting Students From Diverse Populations
  48. Cross-cultural peer-mentoring: Mentor outcomes and perspectives
  49. Preference to Patient-Centeredness in Undergraduate Audiology Students in Portugal
  50. Preferences to Patient-Centeredness in Pre-Service Speech and Hearing Sciences Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
  51. Rates of auxiliaryisandarein African American English speaking children with specific language impairment following language treatment
  52. Treatment Intensity
  53. Studies examining grammar interventions with children with Speech Language Impairmentin situare critical to establishing effectiveness
  54. Speech-Language Pathologist and General Educator Collaboration
  55. Dose frequency: Comparison of language outcomes in preschool children with language impairment
  56. Scaffolded-Language Intervention
  57. Targeting Prosody: A Case Study of an Adolescent
  58. Scaffolding Strategies During Repeated Storybook Reading
  59. Targeting prosody in an eight-year-old child with high-functioning autism during an interactive approach to therapy
  60. Profiles of social communicative competence in middle school children with Asperger syndrome: Two case studies
  61. Clinical management of a child with Prader–Willi Syndrome from maternal uniparental disomy (UPD) genetic inheritance
  62. Use of cloze and contrast word procedures in repeated storybook reading: targeting multiple domains
  63. Open Hands. Open Hearts
  64. Repeated Storybook Reading as an Instructional Method
  65. The Speech-Language Pathologist in the Schools
  66. Efficacy of Expansions and Cloze Procedures in the Development of Interpretations by Preschool Children Exhibiting Delayed Language Development