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Speech and Language Therapy Singapore (SALTS) is the national professional association for speech and language therapists in Singapore.

23/09/2024

SALTS is hosting its second Speech & Language SIG meeting on the topic of 'CVI and Communication'.

Join us on 25th October 2024, for an evening of networking and mutual learning.

Everyone is welcome. No prior knowledge on CVI is necessary. We welcome AHPs (Allied Health Professionals), Vision Teachers (VT) and other professionals. Please note, AHPC points will be given for attendance (1A).

Register at https://www.salts.org.sg/event-info/cvi-communication-practices-and-assessment

18/09/2024

Join us in exploring the issues and considerations for this niche population! AHPC points will be given for attendance (1A). Free for SALTS members and nominal fee ($5) for non-members.

Register at https://www.salts.org.sg/event-info/transgender-voice-care-affirming-identity-through-therapy, we look forward to seeing you there!

16/09/2024

FM Voice Studio will be organising an Estill Voice Training Complete Course (Level One and Two).

This course is a 5 day course over 2 weekends. On 11th, 12th, 13th (Fri-Sun), 19th & 20th (Sat & Sun) October 2024.

The course can be attended in person in Hong Kong or remotely (online on Zoom). Online attendance has a discounted fee.

The Level 1 and 2 Course is for anyone who would like to improve their singing or speaking voice—singers, actors, vocal coaches, drama instructors, speech-language pathologists and other vocal health professionals. Level 1: Figures for Voice Control™ teaches the Craft of speaking and singing and employs exercises that will give you new vocal options for all styles. Level 2: Figure Combinations for Six Voice Qualities™ combines Figure options from Level 1 to produce six voice qualities–Speech, Falsetto, Sob, Twang, Opera, and Belting. This course offers a clear understanding of the voice’s limitless possibilities, along with how to keep it vibrant and healthy. This live course explores each Estill Figure (vocal structure) and Estill Voice Quality (“recipe”) and includes:
- Level 1 Workbook™, Make & Move Larynx™, Level 2 Workbook™, supporting handouts
- Introduction to Level 1: 13 Figures for Voice Control™
- Introduction to Level 2: Figure Combinations for Six Voice Qualities™
- Vocal exercises for range, strength, clarity, and stamina
- Large and small group learning and discussions
- Masterclass/open coaching sessions for repertoire or case studies

FEE: 9,750 HK$ (7,000HK$ for returning students who have already attended a Level 1 & 2 and for online attendees) + 80US$ as a contribution for teaching resources to EVI – Estill Voice International.

REGISTRATION:
1. Registration on the EVI – Estill Voice International website at https://estillvoice.com/find-a-course/?id=2786, by clicking on “REGISTER WITH EVI: STEP 1”. During this step, 80US$ will be paid to EVI – Estill Voice International, as a contribution for teaching resources. During this step it will be possible to download the workbooks in pdf.

2. Payment of course fee at: https://francescomecorio.com/product/hong-kong-english-evt-estill-voice-training-hong-kong-2024/

15/09/2024

On 28 June 2024, the Ministry of Health published the Training Roadmap for Speech Therapists in Acute Care.

This roadmap details the functions, key tasks, and competencies of the role of novice STs (Acute Care ST (I) with 0 years of service; and Acute Care ST (II) with 1 year of service in acute care) working in an acute care environment - to competently assess, diagnose and treat individuals with acute and possibly complex medical issues that impact their communication and/or swallowing functions.

It also contains a non-exhaustive list of training programmes for dysphagia to guide STs in acute care to progress from novice to advanced levels of practice.

The training roadmap is accessible via the MOH Healthcare Professional Portal here - https://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider4/careerandpractise/speech-therapist-in-acute-care.pdf?sfvrsn=76ee303f_1

13/09/2024

Pacific Speech Therapy and Learning Centre is looking for a Paediatric SLT to perform assessments and therapy for children.

Qualifications: A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology.

Licensure: Valid Singapore AHPC Full Registration (F-Reg)

Membership: Registered member of Speech And Language Therapy Singapore, SALT

Experience:
1) Previous experience in a clinical or educational setting preferred.
2) Applicants with AHPC Supervising experiences will be an added value
3) Knowledge of Mandarin will be an added advantage

Skills: Strong communication skills, proficiency in assessment and treatment of speech disorders, ability to work with diverse patient populations.

Interested applicants may contact Connie Seow at [email protected] or 96899756.

12/09/2024

Join us for our first dysphagia SIG looking at paediatric feeding in acute and community settings. AHPC points will be given for attendance (1A). Free for SALTS members and nominal fee ($5) for non-members.

Register at https://www.salts.org.sg/event-info/paediatric-dysphagia-insights-from-different-settings

We look forward to seeing you there!

11/09/2024

[SAVE THE DATE!] To end off the celebration for ST week which will be held from 4 to 8 November 2024, SALTS would like to invite all Speech Therapists to join us on Saturday, 9 November 2024 from 6 to 8pm.

More details on the event will be shared in the coming weeks!

Speech Therapy Week celebrates and promotes the profession of Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs) and their roles in providing swallowing and communication support to the wider community.

Our theme for this year is “Celebrating differences”. We recognise and celebrate differences in communication modes and feeding styles amongst our very diverse community and aim to foster a sense of belonging for every individual.

As clinicians, we also come from a range of backgrounds and practice within very diverse settings. By respecting and valuing everyone’s unique strengths and ways of being, we hope to promote success for all.

09/09/2024

Stamford American International School (SAIS) is seeking a licensed SLT for school-based therapy.

The Student Support Department (SSD) is excited to welcome a passionate, dedicated, licensed Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) to join our team. In this role, you will use a Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) model to provide interventions that enhance students' speech and language development. Collaborating with teachers, parents, and service providers, the SLT will play a key role in supporting student growth while ensuring their safety by adhering to child protection policies.

As the SLT, you will deliver engaging, evidence-based therapy in group and classroom settings. You will assess student needs, create tailored support plans, and provide ongoing consultation to teachers and parents. This position also offers opportunities for professional development and collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, making a lasting impact on students' communication skills and overall success.

- Minimum of 3 years of experience working with children as an SLT with relevant qualifications
- Exceptional interpersonal communication and professional collaboration skills
- Must demonstrate flexibility, strong work habits, and a positive attitude
- Strong organizational skills and excellent command of the English language
- Proficiency in using computers and other forms of technology
- Strong references and attendance record

Interested applicants may contact Rosemary Bernard at [email protected] or 66027693.

06/09/2024

Join us for the 2nd voice SIG coming up on 18/10/24! Registration will be opening on the SALTS website later this month, stay tuned for updates. We look forward to seeing you there :)

06/09/2024

Below is a survey by SIT students to explore the perspectives and opinions of speech and language therapists (SLTs) on the use of transitional foods in feeding and swallowing management: https://sit.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6V8WVJTzj1DbiIK

This study is the first phase of a larger study looking at innovating transitional foods that are suitable for the local population and context. In management of feeding and swallowing issues (dysphagia), speech and language therapists (SLT) may employ diet and fluid modification listed on the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) framework as a strategy. One option is transitional food, defined as, food that starts as one texture but changes with temperature or moisture added (IDDSI, 2019). There is scant information about the understanding and use of transitional foods by SLTs in the local context as compared to other well-studied diet options.

The study aims to examine the perspectives and opinions of current SLTs practising in Singapore regarding the classification and use of transitional foods for dysphagia and feeding management. We hypothesise that practising SLTs do not have a uniform understanding of transitional foods in the local context and may have differing opinions regarding implementation of transitional food use. This potentially leads to them avoiding transitional foods as a recommendation within their clinical practice.

This study will employ a mixed-methods research methodology. 90 AHPC-registered SLTs who have managed clients with feeding or swallowing difficulties in the past 5 years will be recruited to complete an online survey on Qualtrics. Participants will be given the option to leave their contact details (i.e. name, handphone number and email address) if they wish to be informed about a future study involving focus group discussions about transitional foods and if they wish to receive a $10 evoucher as a token of appreciation. Thematic analysis with Quirkos will be carried out for the qualitative data collected. Quantitative data e.g. demographic information and 7-point Likert scale responses will be analysed with Stata to generate descriptive statistics and compare group responses according to SLTs’ workplace settings (e.g. public hospital versus community settings versus private practice).

30/08/2024

If you love teaching children (18 months- 20+years old) and want to be a part of a team that loves what they do and treat each other like family; WE are the place for you! Join our vibrant team of Speech and Occupational Therapists and Special Educators who’s dedicated to creating Ah-HAH moments with our children. We teach the skills behind learning – paying attention, being initiated and motivated learners and communicators. You will work with children with developmental delay, autism, attention disorders, speech, and social communication delay, and more complex cases like selective mutism. You will conduct individual and group weekly therapy, participate in case conferences, liaise with other professionals, be involved in advocacy projects which includes student supervision programmes.

Requirements:
1) A recognised bachelor/masters Speech Therapy/Pathology degree, licensing from home country, and must be eligible for registration with the Singapore Licensing board AHPC. Having a current AHPC license is definitely a plus. But if you don't we are an accredited supervision centre.

2) Working experience working with children; experience working with children with ASD will be an advantage.

3) Must converse and write English fluently; Being able to converse in a second language is an advantage.

4) Must be able to work in a team that shares knowledge and information about cases and you need to be keen in making significant contributions in the workplace whilst working alongside fellow colleagues. Other qualities are a plus! You should love working with children of all ages. You are dedicated to preparing them for their educational journey with exciting and innovative methods and pedagogies. You have a positive, can-do attitude attitude. You are flexible. You believe that learning is an endless journey and are an advocate of it. You can work our strange 4.75 work week Tues to Sat (end at 3pm)

If you would like to work in the Central region (close to Newton), would like to experience true job satisfaction and great professional growth, would like to enjoy a supportive, collaborative, caring, and warm work culture, want to be part of our advocacy journey for our children and families, and you are looking to transform the everyday therapy experience into a world of possibilities for our families, kindly email your resume to Michelle at [email protected] or call the office mobile 93666944 and she will get back to you if your resume has been shortlisted. Thank you.

16/08/2024

Unlock the power of your voice with Estill Voice Training! Are you feeling trapped in your journey to discover your unique voice, unable to break free from stagnation? Have you been tirelessly honing your vocalization, pitch, and voice quality without seeing the desired results?

Whether you’re looking to enhance your own vocal abilities or gain a deeper understanding of vocal function to better assist your clients, Estill Voice Training offers the transformative solution you need.

This online course delivers the essential Estill Voice Model: Level 1 (Figures for Voice) and Level 2 (Figure Combinations for 6 Voice Qualities) over 5 consecutive days.
13 September Friday 10am to 530pm
14 September Saturday 10am to 530pm
15 September Sunday 10am to 530pm
21 September Saturday 10am to 530pm
22 Seeptember Sunday 10am to 530pm

In Level 1, participants learn differentiated muscular control over the 13 parts of the vocal mechanism (Figures) & in Level 2 these Figures are reassembled in different combinations to produce 6 arbitrary voice qualities: Speech, Falsetto, Twang, Sob, Opera & Belting. The course also offers effective solutions for challenging vocal tasks and mechanical strategies for voice control problems, tips for practice & application, warm ups & cool downs.

The course is delivered through lecture, audio & video examples, video endoscopy research, individual teaching and group practice. The group setting allows students to work on their own voice and observe changes in others. There will be opportunity for participants to sing or use spoken voice to apply these concepts and figures in practice and receive expert coaching in an open ‘masterclass’ at the end of the course.

Course Fees:
Regular (Materials not included) : $950
Speech and Language Therapy Singapore (SALTS) Members (10% Discount): $855

Early Bird (Materials not included) : $855
*Registered and Paid by 15 August 2024 (Before 9pm)

Seats are limited so register early to confirm your slots in this workshop!

09/08/2024

SALTS wishes everyone a Happy National Day! Majulah Singapura!

06/08/2024

A cosy group, consisting of 16 participants, attended SALTS’ Speech and language SIG last Friday.

The group bonded over the topic of ‘CVI and communication’. Speech therapists from across several organization spent time learning about CVI, discussing own scopes of practice, and how to shape the subsequent speech and language SIG meetings, under the topic of ‘CVI & Communication’.

Our next meeting will be held towards the end of the year and we hope to discuss some research articles or webinar on the topic!

We welcome anyone interested to join us!

A special thank you is reserved for Connect &Communicate for hosting us at their office!

02/08/2024

In their transition into the publication of innovative speech therapy materials, George Town Speech and Language Therapy Consultancy is reaching out with a survey to gather insights from colleagues regarding therapy resources:

We would like to know what types of resources would you like to see more of, what works for you and what doesn't. Feedback from this survey will significantly contribute to our research efforts and the development of our materials.

You can access the survey via this link: https://form.jotform.com/242054468013248

24/07/2024

Update! The upcoming Speech and Language SIG has AHPC CPE points given for attendance (1A)!

Last 4 slots remaining! Register soon.

Sign up for the event here: https://www.salts.org.sg/event-info/sig-cvi-communication-current-practices-and-assessments

Free for SALTS members and nominal fee (S$5) for Non members.

21/07/2024

If you are a newly qualified allied health professionals (up to 1-year work experience post-graduation), please scan the QR code to participate in a short 15 minute online questionnaire about work readiness.

This project from Singapore Institute of Technology aims to quantify work readiness (WR) amongst newly qualified allied health professionals (NQAHP) upon employment in Singapore using the Internal Medical University Work Readiness Scale (IMU-WRS). This supports the identification of common factors impeding WR within and across the various disciplines. It will also allow interdisciplinary comparisons and establish potential relationships in WR.

17/07/2024

Curious to learn more about CVI* and communication? Have burning questions on the topic, you wish to brainstorm with peers?
Come join SALTS’ upcoming Speech and Language SIG on the topic of ‘CVI* and Communication practices and assessments’
Sign up for the event here: https://www.salts.org.sg/.../sig-cvi-communication...
Free for SALTS members and nominal fee (S$5) for Non members.
Open to all practicing speech therapists, AHPs or Vision Teachers.
*CVI stands for Cerebral Visual Impairment (or Cortical Visual Impairment) and is a disorder caused by damage to the parts of the brain that process vision.

15/07/2024

Speech Therapy Week celebrates and promotes the profession of Speech and Language Therapists and their roles in providing swallowing and communication support to the wider community.

Our theme for this year is “Celebrating differences”. We recognise and celebrate differences in communication modes and feeding styles amongst our very diverse community and aim to foster a sense of belonging for every individual.

As clinicians, we also come from a range of backgrounds and practice within very diverse settings. By respecting and valuing everyone’s unique strengths and ways of being, we hope to promote success for all.

Watch this space for more details about ST Week 2024!

03/07/2024

Curious to learn more about CVI* and communication? Have burning questions on the topic, you wish to brainstorm with peers?

Come join SALTS’ upcoming Speech and Language SIG on the topic of ‘CVI* and Communication practices and assessments’

Sign up for the event here: https://www.salts.org.sg/event-info/sig-cvi-communication-current-practices-and-assessments

Free for SALTS members and nominal fee (S$5) for Non members.
Open to all practicing speech therapists, AHPs or Vision Teachers.

*CVI stands for Cerebral Visual Impairment (or Cortical Visual Impairment) and is a disorder caused by damage to the parts of the brain that process vision.

25/06/2024

Elevate your knowledge and skills with the following accredited courses with The University of Sydney. Find out more and sign up on our SALTS Events/Courses page!

Sign up by 30th June 2024 to enjoy 10% off as SALTS members; University of Sydney alumni should also email [email protected] to receive a further 10% discount on early-bird special rates.

ONLINE COURSE 1: Seeing what you hear: Acoustic analysis in the assessment and treatment of voice disorders
Microcredential https://pay.sydney.edu.au/AASING-SC1

ONLINE COURSE 2: An enigma and its management: Functional neurological voice disorders
Short course: https://pay.sydney.edu.au/fnvdsing-sc
Microcredential: https://pay.sydney.edu.au/fnvdsing

21/06/2024

Hanen More Than Words® Certification Workshop:

More Than Words was developed by experienced speech-language pathologists and is grounded in extensive research. Studies have been published on the program showing that it improves the communication skills of autistic children.

This is a special 3rd run catered to SG Time Zone.
CPE Points claimable under 1C (4pts/day. Total 12pts )

21/06/2024

Looking for newly qualified allied health professionals (up to 1-year work experience post-graduation)! Please scan the QR code to participate in a short 15 minute online questionnaire about work readiness.

This project from Singapore Institute of Technology aims to quantify work readiness (WR) amongst newly qualified allied health professionals (NQAHP) upon employment in Singapore using the Internal Medical University Work Readiness Scale (IMU-WRS). This supports the identification of common factors impeding WR within and across the various disciplines. It will also allow interdisciplinary comparisons and establish potential relationships in WR.

20/06/2024

Scan the QR code below if you are an SLT working with children for dysphagia or feeding disorders! This research project is looking into assessing the reliability of the Children's Eating and Drinking Activity Scale (CEDAS), a 6-point ordinal scale measuring functional oral intake in children.

It only takes 20 minutes so access the questionnaire here:
https://lnkd.in/gc2HgJTU
(enter code: MP4LXN4HX)

Thank you!

19/06/2024

June is and month!

To find out more about dysphagia, visit the following links:
https://www.asha.org/practice-portal/clinical-topics/adult-dysphagia/
https://www.asha.org/public/speech/swallowing/feeding-and-swallowing-disorders-in-children/

To find out more about aphasia, visit:
https://www.asha.org/practice-portal/clinical-topics/aphasia/
https://www.healthhub.sg/a-z/diseases-and-conditions/aphasia
https://aphasia.org/what-is-aphasia/

19/06/2024

Sign up for the upcoming Foundations in Manual Therapy: Voice & Swallowing Disorders happening this October at Alexandra Hospital! Learn and apply manual therapy (MT) as a multifactorial method of impacting issues of voice and swallowing.

10% off SALTS members, CPE points: 4 / day
RSVP here through SALTS: https://www.salts.org.sg/salts-events

17/06/2024

Wishing all our Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya Haji!

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Meet Mr Sin 😊 Mr Sin is a man of many hats - a father, a chef, a smoking cessation advocate, and an oesophageal speech trainer at New Voice Club. In June 2015, he was told he had only 6 months left to live due to a cancer in his throat, unless he went through a surgery to remove his voice box. Today - 8 years later - he continues to inspire others going through similar experiences, speaking with his oesophagus (food pipe). The New Voice Club is a support group for people with head and neck cancer. Some members have had their vocal cords removed and have lost their voices completely. The club aims to help members discover their new voices, with or without speech devices. It also provides emotional support to members and their families. Speech practice sessions conducted by its members have enabled many to regain their confidence in communicating with others. To find out more about the support group, please email [email protected] or calling 6499 9138. #laryngectomy #headandneckcancer #esophagealspeech #cancersurvivor #laryngealcancer #communication #voicetherapy #SLT #speechtherapy #speechpathology #speechtherapist #speechies #sgspeechies #speechtherapists #speechlanguagetherapy

June is a big month for us Speech Therapists. It’s Aphasia AND Dysphagia awareness month! 🎊 #Aphasia 🗣️👂✍️ 📖 Aphasia is a language disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate. Individuals with aphasia may have difficulties understanding language, speaking, reading, and/or writing. It is often acquired as a result of brain damage. #Dysphagia 🍽️🥤👄 Dysphagia refers to difficulties with swallowing. Individuals with dysphagia may experience challenges in eating and drinking, possibly affecting their mealtime experiences as well as their nutritional intake. Difficulties may be experienced in the mouth, throat, and/or food pipe (esophagus). Meet Stuti! 👋 Stuti runs a page sharing her journey after a brain haemorrhage in May 2018. She had to re-learn how to use the right side of her body, as well as learn to speak and eat again. She hopes to inspire others with her strength and perseverance. This will be her #341 post in her documented journey! ☺️ This month, let’s raise awareness of Dysphagia and Aphasia as well as their impacts on daily life. Together, we can advocate for better understanding and support. 📢 ❤️ #DysphagiaAwarenessMonth #AphasiaAwarenessMonth #swallowing #swallow #communication #SLT #speechtherapy #speechpathology #speechtherapist #speechies #sgspeechies #speechtherapists #speechlanguagetherapy

May is #ApraxiaAwareness Month. Apraxia of Speech affects the coordination of speech muscles, making it difficult to produce clear and accurate sounds. It can be acquired (e.g. through stroke) or during a child’s language learning process (i.e. childhood apraxia of speech). To end this month off, we are featuring Reena, our bubbly friend! Reena would like to share her journey with Childhood Apraxia of Speech with everyone. 💙🗣️ You can check her works out at @evolstudiosg 🎨 #ApraxiaofSpeech #SLT #Apraxia

Speech Therapy Week 2022 is coming to an end - but the connections we make, as Speech Therapists, will continue…. #saltssingapore #STWeek2022 #ConnectionandSTs

**Speech therapy Week** is here! We’re celebrating the ‘ Connections’ we make as speech therapists everyday - with clients, caregivers and co workers/peers to share our knowledge and grow as professionals! We CONNECT FOR those who have swallowing or communication difficulties so that they can connect with life’s big and small moments. Moments like sharing a meal together, and communicating with loved ones. COVID showed us that we can and must connect even over distance. So what better way to commemorate our profession than to celebrate connection and connect with all our stakeholders including you. #saltssingapore #STWeek2022 #ConnectionandSTs

SALTS wishes you a happy Eid Al-Adha! #saltssg #singapore #eidmubarak

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SALTS Annual General Meeting 2021 is TODAY! Click on the link below to join us on Gathertown on 3rd December at 7pm! Mingle with SALTS members and join the games to win a stethoscope, throat scopes, website subscriptions and more. Giveaway details to be shared during the AGM. See you there! https://gather.town/app/5sUTBobMqsC5Kg8M/SALTS%20AGM%202021 #sgspeechies

SALTS Annual General Meeting 2021 is back! Click on the link below to join us on Gathertown on 3rd December at 7pm! Mingle with SALTS members and join the games to win a stethoscope, throat scopes, website subscriptions and more. Giveaway details to be shared during the AGM. See you there! https://gather.town/invite?token=A7vmXEnSLAgs1zjgP15c0GTfeBfZO7vn #sgspeechies

Join us online at the SALTS Annual General Meeting on 3rd December at 7pm! Mingle with other SALTS members and stand to win a stethoscope, throat scope or gift card. Mark your calendars today! #sgspeechies

As yet another ST week draws to an end, a big thank you to everyone who participated in our workshop and word search puzzle. We had amazing tags to fun activities across Singapore as well! Let us continue to celebrate the profession! Stay safe and stay resilient! #sgspeechies #speechtherapyweek

Join SALTS today! Send your nominations (name, position, contact details) to [email protected]. Hurry, applications close on 1 Dec 2021. #sgspeechies

It's Speech Therapy Week and we're so heartened to hear this special message from SIT's Speech and Langauge Therapy Year 1 students. At Speech And Language Therapy Singapore, we have had so much fun connecting speech therapists with our speech therapy students in Singapore and abroad. We look forward to having more regular virtual hangouts with students and practicing speech therapists next year! Watch this space! Singapore Institute of Technology #sgspeechies

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