It’s here! August’s issue of Plural Community: http://twurl.nl/w8pv7c
Be sure to check it out for:
- a 10% student discount code;
- a free-to-enter drawing for chance to win Otoacoustic Emissions;
- several new releases including Dr. Peck’s Pseudohypacusis, Margo Kinzer Courter’s Here’s How Children Learn Speech and Language;
- and a case study on bilateral vocal fold nodules by Drs. Estella Ma and Edwin Yiu!
Check out July’s Plural Community Newsletter at: http://twurl.nl/6yjeud
In this month’s issue, you can:
-Read an article by Dr. Estella P.-M Ma on the assessment of vocal functions.
-Check out our new releases, such as Otoacoustic Emissions, featuring the latest information on OAE and its sources, mechanisms and uses.
-Enter for a chance to win the new release Assessment and Managment of Central Auditory Processing Disorders in the Educational Setting, Second Edition!
Welcome to the June 2011 issue of Plural Community, the free newsletter by your community, for your community.
In advance of the publication of his new book Cutaneous Malignancy of the Head and Neck : A Multidisciplinary Approach, co-author Brian Moore writes our feature article on the subject of skin cancer—a condition that he now ranks as not far short of epidemic.
Congratulations are extended to our winners! Gina Palma from Bronx, NY, was the winner of our Plural Community May competition and received free copy of Communication and Swallowing in Parkinson Disease. Michael Wadie won a copy of the forthcoming Cutaneous Malignancy of the Head and Neck: A Multidisciplinary Approach and Alan Chu received Health Care Reform Through Practical Clinical Guidelines, both at the annual COSM conference. Lastly, congratulations to Clarissa Rider, who won a free copy of What Every Singer Needs to Know About the Body at May’s Classical Singer convention. For details on June’s competition, see below!
We hope you enjoy!
Check out the March issue of Plural Community and enter to win a free book!
Happy New Year!
January’s Plural Community Newsletter can be found at: http://twurl.nl/fjnk3a
In this month’s issue, you can:
-Read a case study by Bruce Murdoch on an atypical pediatric TBI case;
-Check out our new releases, including Simple Counseling, a self-contained website on CD-ROM focusing on principles and methods of counseling adults with aphasia and
-Enter for a chance to win a free copy of Lise Menn’s Psycholinguistics.
The November addition of the Plural Community Newsletter is now out and available! You can check it out here.
In this edition you will find a preview to the new edition of Children with Hearing Loss: Developing Listening and Talking, Birth to Six, 2nd Edition. This exciting bestseller has seen extensive uses in university courses as well as hearing professionals, speech pathologists, and special education teachers. In the newsletter, you can find a special preview to some of the material contained in the book.
The newsletter also provides you with a calendar of upcoming events and new releases for November. Be sure to check it out!
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Celebrate International Stuttering Awareness Day with Plural! ISAD started in 1998 and falls on October 22nd. ISAD seeks to bridge the gap between Speech-language professionals and consumers to learn from each other how and work together to support, educate and raise the general awareness on the impact of stuttering.
Plural is working hard by publishing these great works:
http://www.pluralpublishing.com/publication_hhst.htm
http://www.pluralpublishing.com/publication_stuttering.htm
http://www.pluralpublishing.com/publication_tpfs.htm
Plural will be at the 2010 World Voice Conference September 6-9 in Seoul, Korea.
Stop by the booth and check out these best selling voice/singing titles, or order your copy online:
Clinical Voice Pathology: Theory and Management, 4th ed. (Stemple, Glaze, Klaben)
Click here to order now!
Voice Therapy: Clinical Case Studies, 3rd ed. (Stemple and Fry)
Click here to order now!
Voice Disorders (Sapienza and Ruddy)
Click here to order now!
Voice and Communication Therapy for The Transgender/Transsexual Client: A Comprehensive Clinical Guide (Adler, Hirsch, Mordaunt)
Click here to order now!
Singing and Teaching Singing: A Holistic Approach to Classical Voice (Chapman)
Click here to order now!
What Every Singer Needs to Know About the Body (Malde, Allen, Zeller)
Click here to order now!
The August issue of Plural Community is now available!
A special double feature, this month’s newsletters includes an article on the evolution of sleep medicine, Kathleen Yaremchuk, and an article on the role of statistics in the communication sciences and their disorders, by Eiki Satake.
Click here to read both of these great articles and to enter this month’s free book drawing to win a copy of Raza Pasha’s Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery: Clinical Reference Guide.
In addition, be sure to check Kathleen’s new book release, Sleep Medicine, as well as Eiki’s successful Handbook of Statistical Methods: Single Subject Design on our web site.
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The April edition of Plural Community has been released!
Click here to get the scoop on upcoming book releases and to read our feature article on otoacoustic emissions, written by James W. Hall III and Sumitrajit Dhar.
You can check out their forthcoming book on the topic in the Core Clinical Concepts in Audiology Series on our website. Click here for details.
New to Plural Community is a section called Case Studies. This month’s issue features a study from Brain-Based Communication Disorders by Leonard LaPointe, Bruce Murdoch, and Julie Stierwalt.
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