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Advanced Clinical Reasoning in Ayres Sensory Integration® Intervention

February 13 @ 09:30
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National Cancer Grid Advanced Tracheostomy Course: Multidisciplinary & Interprofessional Approach

February 21 @ 08:00
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Estill Voice Training Course Level 2

February 21 @ 08:00
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SOS Workshop: When Children Won’t Eat: Picky Eaters versus Problem Feeders, Hybrid, Singapore, 2026

March 4 @ 08:00
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The Organising Committee invites abstract submissions for the 2026 HKAST Convention. Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to present original studies, clinical innovations, and case analyses that contribute to the field of communication sciences and disorders. Accepted abstracts will be featured in oral or poster sessions. 

Oral presentation:
- Oral presentation sessions are intended to disseminate scientific research or showcase clinical advancements in a clear and succinct manner.
- Clinical sessions will emphasize practical aspects of professional practice, including but not limited to innovative diagnostic methodologies, therapeutic interventions, and unique service delivery models utilized in clinical settings.
- Dedicated sessions will be conducted separately in English and Mandarin; presenters should select either language, as each session is exclusive and not bilingual. 
 
Poster presentation:
- Poster presentation will consist of a printed poster. Presenters will share their work during an interactive session that includes audience engagement and Q&A.
- Posters may be submitted in one of the following formats: English, Chinese, Bilingual (English and Chinese)
 
Submission guidelines and key deadlines are available at https://2026hkastconvention.com/presentations-guidelines.Image attachment

The Organising Committee invites abstract submissions for the 2026 HKAST Convention. Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to present original studies, clinical innovations, and case analyses that contribute to the field of communication sciences and disorders. Accepted abstracts will be featured in oral or poster sessions.

Oral presentation:
- Oral presentation sessions are intended to disseminate scientific research or showcase clinical advancements in a clear and succinct manner.
- Clinical sessions will emphasize practical aspects of professional practice, including but not limited to innovative diagnostic methodologies, therapeutic interventions, and unique service delivery models utilized in clinical settings.
- Dedicated sessions will be conducted separately in English and Mandarin; presenters should select either language, as each session is exclusive and not bilingual.

Poster presentation:
- Poster presentation will consist of a printed poster. Presenters will share their work during an interactive session that includes audience engagement and Q&A.
- Posters may be submitted in one of the following formats: English, Chinese, Bilingual (English and Chinese)

Submission guidelines and key deadlines are available at 2026hkastconvention.com/presentations-guidelines.
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Celebrating 45 Years of Communication, Connection, and Care!

This year marks a remarkable milestone for The Hong Kong Association of Speech Therapists—45 years dedicated to empowering voices, building connections, and providing compassionate care across our community.

Since 1981, our association has championed evidence-based practice, professional development, and advocacy for individuals with communication and swallowing needs. From pioneering therapy programs to fostering collaboration among multilingual, multidisciplinary professionals, we’re proud to have made a lasting difference in the lives of so many children, families, and partners.

As we reflect on our journey, we extend heartfelt gratitude to our members, colleagues, and supporters—past and present—who have shaped our story. Together, we continue to inspire inclusion, celebrate every voice, and work towards a future where everyone can communicate with confidence.

Here’s to 45 years of growth, dedication, and community—and to many more ahead!

Celebrating 45 Years of Communication, Connection, and Care!

This year marks a remarkable milestone for The Hong Kong Association of Speech Therapists—45 years dedicated to empowering voices, building connections, and providing compassionate care across our community.

Since 1981, our association has championed evidence-based practice, professional development, and advocacy for individuals with communication and swallowing needs. From pioneering therapy programs to fostering collaboration among multilingual, multidisciplinary professionals, we’re proud to have made a lasting difference in the lives of so many children, families, and partners.

As we reflect on our journey, we extend heartfelt gratitude to our members, colleagues, and supporters—past and present—who have shaped our story. Together, we continue to inspire inclusion, celebrate every voice, and work towards a future where everyone can communicate with confidence.

Here’s to 45 years of growth, dedication, and community—and to many more ahead!
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How AI interacts with Speech Therapy: Application of Advanced Technology in Detecting Speech Sound Disorders
Date: 30th January 2026 (Fri)
Time: 19:30 - 20:30
Speaker: Dr. Cymie Ng

Registration Deadline: 26th January 2026 23:59
Registration Link: https://speechtherapy.org.hk/event/webinar-how-ai-interacts-with-speech-therapy-application-of-advanced-technology-in-detecting-speech-sound-disorders/Image attachment

How AI interacts with Speech Therapy: Application of Advanced Technology in Detecting Speech Sound Disorders
Date: 30th January 2026 (Fri)
Time: 19:30 - 20:30
Speaker: Dr. Cymie Ng

Registration Deadline: 26th January 2026 23:59
Registration Link: speechtherapy.org.hk/event/webinar-how-ai-interacts-with-speech-therapy-application-of-advanced-t...
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