The Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists

• What they offer / teach

  This is the professional body for speech and language therapists rather than a direct service provider: it supports speech and language therapists by providing leadership and guidance, facilitating research, and promoting better education and training. The site also offers membership benefits, professional networks, events and webinars, career support for graduates, guidance for overseas-qualified practitioners, and campaigning (e.g. the 'Invest in SLT' campaign for better access to speech and language therapy). It provides public-facing information explaining how speech and language therapists support people with communication, speech, eating, drinking and swallowing.

• Ages served

  No specific age range is stated; the page refers generally to people with communication and swallowing needs and mentions research involving adults with DLD.

• Approach

  The organisation describes its role as enabling better lives for people with communication and swallowing needs through leadership, guidance, research facilitation, and improved education and training for the profession. It shares practitioner perspectives, blogs, articles and case studies through 'SLT Voices' and references co-designing guidelines with adults with DLD.

• Admissions

  The page invites people to join or become a member and to log in to update a member profile, but no admissions or eligibility criteria are described.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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