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The Speech and Language Therapist from Education Direct buyers list allows you to market to educational professionals who are trained in the diagnosis and treatment of speech, voice, and language disorders. These instructors teach at the elementary and secondary grade levels and can be contacted by both direct mail and email at their school location. They also have the purchasing power to buy supplies and equipment for their professional needs, the classroom, and student language development.
Speech and language pathologists work with students in grades K-12 who experience language, auditory, and speech difficulties such as stuttering, fluency problems, and harsh tones or voice pitch. The speech therapist sets up a program of speech exercises for struggling students to reduce speech impediments. Speech disorders can be caused by a variety of reasons including hearing loss, cerebral palsy, mental disabilities, or injury to the brain. These educational professionals must be able to work as a team with medical health care professionals and mental health professionals to ensure complete treatment for the student. These speech and language therapists work with the school psychologist if the speech disorder is caused by anxiety and stress. They work with the families of the speech impaired student on home treatment techniques and how to modify behaviors that impede speech and communication. These therapists and pathologists take continuing education classes to stay current on the latest developments in speech and language pathology. They hold Bachelor’s Degrees, Master Degrees, and PHDs. They find employment in public schools, private schools, charter schools, elementary schools, middle schools, intermediate schools, junior high schools, high schools, boarding schools, military schools, parochial schools, prep schools, and non-state schools.
Speech and language therapists purchaseauditory equipment, sound articulation books, music and song DVDs, flip charts, language activities, laptops, computers, software, electronics, PDAs, binders, notebooks, interactive whiteboards, projectors, pens, audio/video equipment, stickers, stamps, nameplates, desktop organization supplies, folders, magnets, flash cards, totes, and rewards and incentives supplies. They also buy related apparel products such as dresses, slacks, blouses, shirts, footwear, and jackets to dress professionally for the classroom.
The Speech and Language Arts Therapist from Education Direct is the ideal list for apparel retailers, speech therapy publications, learning disability providers, hearing aid providers, electronics suppliers, software providers, computer manufacturers, school and office supply providers, book publishers, continuing education providers, and reward recognition providers. |
