Our Mission

To serve the needs of professionals in Vermont who advocate and support individuals with communication, swallowing and hearing disorders through professional development, advocacy, and colleagueship.

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Members

Become a member! Check out our member benefits and fees.

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What we do

VSHA provides opportunities for professional development and advocacy. VSHA is governed by volunteer board members from around the state of Vermont.

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Nicole joined the VSHA board as SLPA Liaison in an effort to make positive changes for hardworking SLPA’s in Vermont and to help to make state certification a reality. Before returning to her roots in the Northeast, she lived in the Lehigh Vall
If you are a VT SLP, please check your email from Monday 11/11/24 and complete the Medicaid reimbursement survey from VSHA and ASHA! This survey can be filled out by any SLP, including those who do not currently bill medicaid. Your participation will
Invite your friends! VSHA is hosting a free event to update members about a new tool from Vermont’s Agency of Education around best practices within the MTSS model. This tool is part of the Making Connections VTmtss series and is intended for V
Member Feature: June Golato, SLP. "I am a Speech Language Pathologist who retired from the school system in June 2024. I am currently working privately part time providing home based services and contracting with schools. Throughout my career I&
The Vermont I-Team’s Inclusive Schools Conference Series offers a valuable experience for educators, administrators, self-advocates, related service providers, and parents. The conference focus will be on supporting teams to work together,
In person PD event at UVM sponsored by @westutter . Hope to see lots of VSHA members there!
Register now for VSHA's October Journal Clubs at the link in our bio! Topics include Audiology Ethics, DLD, and Post Stroke Dysphagia. Read the articles between October 26 and November 11 then complete a learning assessment to receive your ASHA CEUs
Please consider donating to UVM's chapter of the National Student Speech and Hearing Association's (NSSLHA) Walk for Apraxia! This event is organized each year to fundraise and raise awareness for childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). CAS is a condition

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membership

Join VSHA to gain access to our valuable member benefits. VSHA members include speech-language pathologists, audiologists, speech-language pathologist assistants, or graduate students in a communication sciences program. As VSHA members you are offered benefits that include continuing education, networking, licensing information, and other resources.

Volunteer

You can volunteer your time to support our organization. You can become a board member, serve on a committee, and many other opportunities.