Could all those people who responded to the recent advert for Watch your Language Trainers please again contact Tony Curtis. Due to a computer error, the original responses were deleted .

A new edition of Afasic Abstract is now available to our members as a free download from the Afasic Members’ Section. The Afasic Abstract brings accessible information about the latest developments in research and practice to professionals and may also be of interest to parents.

Conference to focus on effective commissioning of children’s services 24 November 2011 – University of Warwick Jean Gross, the Communication Champion for children, in partnership with the RCSLT, is hosting the last of three conferences that will draw together learning since the 2008 Bercow Review of services for children and young people with speech, language more »

The E-Learning for Healthcare website now contains a new module entitled Speech, Language and Communication Needs. Aimed primarily at GPs and Health Visitors, it describes how speech and language normally develop, what can go wrong, and how to know when to refer a child to a speech and language therapist. The module was developed by more »

The Institute of Education, University of London, was commissioned by the Training and Development Agency for Schools to provide, between 2006 to 2010, resources on SEND for initial teaching training and induction. The materials can be found at the TDA website.