The following links are listed with the actual site logo. This logo remains the property of the site to which it is linked.  This list (although not exhaustive) contains good basic information on speech and language development and most contain their own extensive list of links (the beauty of the internet) to which additional information can be found. If you would like to add your site related link or know of a site that is relevant please send the infomation to the following address  lstyba@ica.net

Updated September 1, 1999

 The Hanen Centre is an international organization dedicated to providing early speech-language intervention to young children.  It provides service through intensive, innovative training programs for parents, caregivers and early childhood educators.

TheraNet (Therapy Internet): A comprehensive site for rehabilitation professionals (SLPs, OTs, PTs) with research updates and opportunities for dialogue.

(Canadian Association for People who Stutter):  The intent of this web site is to provide people who stutter, their family and friends, speech-language pathologists, academics, students and the general public with information on stuttering resources available both in and outside Canada.

 American Speech-Language and Hearing Association: This site is primarily for SLPs and Audiologists. Consumer information from ASHA is available on the Healthtouch link below.

  Leslie's SLP Cybersite: Excellent ideas about the use of computers in speech and language intervention



   Johns Speechweb


 Speech & Language Disabilities: Good basic information on a range of disorders as prepared by ASHA. Also, use the search index and type "Speech".

 American Hyperlexia Association:  The AHA is a non-profit organization comprised of families and professionals sharing the common goal of identifying hyperlexia, promoting and facilitating effective teaching techniques both at home and at school, and educating the general public as to the existence of the syndrome called hyperlexia. This is an extensive site with a range of information, including a resource list and a section for interested persons to network.

   National Centre for Voice and Speech: Primarily information on voice and some speech (dysarthria, stuttering) disorders. An excellent "vocal health" section.

   CASLPA - Canadian Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists: Information about this professional organization is aimed primarily at SLPs and Audiologists. The Canadian journal JSLPA is produced by CASLPA and listing of articles is available.

Communication Analyzer:  This is an excellent resource for SLPs. It consolidates a range of normative information and research on early language development. The Communication Analyzer is a tool to help parents improve the early productive language of their children by identifying developmental milestones.

   The Ontario Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists: Information about this professional organization, primarily aimed at SLPs and audiologists. There may be a listing of therapists on-line in the future.

 Judith Maginnis Kuster's Webpage: An excellent, immense site. Information on all aspects of communication and communication disorders. Especially notable is the stuttering home page also maintained by Judith (stuttering home page)