What is HSHA?

The Hawai'i Speech-Language-Hearing Association is a professional, non-profit organization of speech-language pathologists, audiologists, students and associates that is nationally recognized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).

We provide resources and support to its members and those they serve through:

• Advocacy
• Professional Development & Continuing Education
• Networking & mentoring
• Increasing public education and awareness of our professions

See our NEW Vision and Mission updated by the Board of Directors at our 2022 Strategic Planning Meeting

SLPs, AUDs, graduate scholars, and Allied Health Colleagues: SAVE THE DATE!  

On May 19th and 20th, HSHA will be hosting the 45th Annual Convention.  

This year, we've rounded up over twelve incredible speakers who are offering knowledge to help you to expand your clinical skills across our extremely broad scope.  

We're covering some contemporary topics in a comprehensive way:  auditory brain development, phonological intervention, the pros/cons of thickening fluids, fine tuning your dysarthria diagnostics, dysphagia in the setting of ACDF, AAC, supporting Gestalt language processors, and more!

Don't miss out on this opportunity.  

One critical element of our mission is to provide quality professional development and CE for Hawaii-based AUDs, SLPs, allied health professionals, and students.  

ASHA is seeking member feedback on noncompete agreements as the Federal Trade Commission has a pending rule that, if finalized, bans their use. Please see this newspiece for more information and a link to a short survey where members can share their experiences with noncompete agreements.

Please complete the survey AND send it far and wide to all your colleagues. This is a great opportunity for members to offer ASHA direct feedback and participate in resource development to help their own practice(s). We are posting it on social media, the ASHA homepage, and the ASHA Advocate.

Thanks so much for your help! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Caroline Bergner at cbergner@asha.org.

Please complete the survey AND send it far and wide to all your colleagues. This is a great opportunity for members to offer ASHA direct feedback and participate in resource development to help their own practice(s). We are posting it on social media, the ASHA homepage, and the ASHA Advocate.Thanks so much for your help! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Caroline Bergner at cbergner@asha.org.