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Webinar Recording | The impact of vestibular difficulties upon everyday communication skills and why it matters for SI Practitioners

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Director of Research Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh

Sylvia brings academic rigour and clinical experience to her role as SIE's Research Director. Her PhD produced the Taylor-Goh Model of Clinical Reasoning, and she has worked with the Department of Health, NICE, and Sheffield Hallam University on research and clinical guidelines. A published author and practising clinician, she ensures SIE's training remains grounded in the highest professional standards.

Dr Debbie Bethlehem

Dr Debbie Bethlehem is a speech and language therapist who has specialised in the area of voice, as well as acquired neurological disorders in adults. She works as part of a clinical team in medico-legal cases, and also offers supervision in her areas of speciality. She is a member of a multidisciplinary working group developing a screening tool for vestibular disorders, and is currently enrolled in PG Cert in Sensory Integration. Her current research interests include interoception and its relevance for clinical populations of voice and brain injury, as well how vestibular disorders may affect communication.

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