IASLT AFFILIATED SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (SIGs) AND COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE (CoPs)
Special Interest Groups (SIG) are professional communities that focus on specific areas. They allow like-minded professionals share knowledge and resources, address issues affecting service delivery, advocate for professionals and service users, and provide leadership. They are an invaluable source of information and support to speech & language therapists working around the country.
Join a SIG today to connect with other professionals that share your clinical interests, keep up to date with current best practice, interesting courses and study days.
This page contains information for all SIG committee members or potential SIGs to access with information on how to become a registered affiliated SIG or how to renew your affiliation with IASLT.
This page contains contact information for affiliated special interest groups and other relevant networks.
The Adult Communication Special Interest Group (SIG) is a network for all SLTs interested and working in adult communication. The SIG rebranded in 2023 previously know as Acquired Communication Disorder SIG. Since the relaunch the group has been busy with various CPD and peer support sessions.
The Adult Intellectual Disability (AID) Special Interest Group (SIG) is a collective of SLTs supporting adults with Intellectual Disability in Ireland. The SIG has been running for over 10 years and seeks to provide support and practical continuous professional development to our members.
The Criminal Justice System Special Interest Group (SIG) is a group of SLTs working to develop awareness of work going on around the country and identify who is working out there in the area of criminal justice.
The Cleft Special Interest Group (SIG) group aims to provide training and CPD opportunities for speech and language therapists, and to promote equity of access about evidence-based assessment and intervention.
A group of SLTs who are interested in working with children who are deaf and hard of hearing. Some members work full-time with deaf people, or work with deaf people occasionally and wish to keep up to date with developments in the field.
The DLD SIG aims to increase interest in and knowledge of DLD in Speech and Language Therapists throughout Ireland. We promote mutual support, encouragement and continued professional development for our members.
The Mental Health Special Interest Group (SIG) group aims to provide training and CPD opportunities for speech and language therapists.
IASLT RESSIG (Research Special Interest Group) are a group of clinicians and academics driving clinical research in the Speech & Language Therapy profession in Ireland.
The SEA Community of Practice (CoP) is an innovative interdisciplinary collaboration of like-minded professionals who want to improve access to psychological support for people with aphasia.
The Special Interest Group in stammering is a group of Speech and Language Therapists who have an interest in stammering and cluttering, and work in a variety of different services.
The Voice SIG provides a welcoming platform for Speech and Language Therapists with an interest in voice to explore and share CPD, ideas on therapy techniques and reflect on current voice assessment/ treatment trends.
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