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What is the ASLPC and how does it affect audiologists?

When
February 22, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
On-line

Registration

Members
This is a free Continuing Education event for NJAA members.
Non-members – $10.00
There is a $10.00 fee for non-members to attend.

Registration is closed

The Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC) facilitates the interstate practice of audiology and speech-language pathology while assuring protection of the individuals who seek our services.

Join us to hear from Susan Adams, Director of State Legislation and Regulatory Affairs for ASHA and Susan Pilch, Senior Director of Government Relations for AAA.

They will be presenting at this virutal event which is being co-sponsored by Montclair State University and the New Jersey Academy of Audiology.

Speaker Bio: Dr. Angela Loucks Alexander, Audiologist, has spent fifteen years specializing in diagnosing and treating Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), a hearing difficulty with less to do with the ears and more to do with the brain. Despite significantly affecting potential and well-being, many of those affected are unaware of the condition, let alone their treatment options. Angela is only the second Audiologist to ever give a TEDx talk and has given the first to speak on Auditory Processing Disorder. Her talk "Escaping the Hidden Prison of Auditory Processing Disorder" was the most-watched TEDx worldwide in September 2021. She is the host of the Between Two Ears podcast and founder of Auditory Processing Institute, where she trains audiologists and speech-language pathologists to provide APD services. She has also created an online, searchable map to help clients find the help they need at APDsupport.com.

Financial Disclosures: No relevant financial relationships to disclose.

Non-Financial Disclosures: No relevant non-financial relationships to disclose.

The New Jersey Academy of Audiology (NJAA) is dedicated to promoting the public good by fostering the growth, development, recognition, and status of the profession of Audiology and its members. NJAA is a 501c(6) professional, non-profit organization.