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Speech-Language Pathology
- Speech and oral motor performance in neurological disease
- Parkinson's disease, spasmodic dysphonia, apraxia, oral dystonia, essential tremor
- Speech acoustics, speech physiology, auditory feedback
- Interaction between language and memory in typical and atypical development
- Role of memory in communication disorders
- Practice-based research in speech-language pathology
- Neural, genetic and processing underpinnings of language development and disorders in children
- Overlap between developmental disorders such as language impairment and autism spectrum disorders
- Preschool speech and language disorders
- Communicative participation
- Intervention outcomes and effectiveness
- Speech-language pathology health systems and services
- Knowledge translation and implementation science
- Pediatric hearing loss
- Social determinants of language development
- Daylong audio recordings and automated vocal analysis
- Swallowing neural control
- Swallowing rehabilitation
- Swallowing impairment
- Acquired neurogenic language disorders/aphasia
- Cognitive-communicative disorders due to right hemisphere brain damage, traumatic brain injury, or progressive neurological disorders
- Cognitive and communicative aspects of healthy aging
- Language and cognitive assessment and intervention procedures
- Speech intensity regulation in individuals with hypophonia and PD (ICF body functions & structures)
- Speech intelligibility in PD and OMD with an emphasis on conversational speech intelligibility (ICF activity)
- Communicative participation in PD and OMD (ICF participation)
- Adult neurogenic language
- Cognitive communication disorders including dementia, aphasia, right hemisphere brain damage and tramautic brain injury
- Speech, voice and swallowing in head and neck cancer
- Swallowing rehabilitation
- Health-related quality of life
- Functional outcome measurement
