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Speech pathologists may be among the first clinicians families contact when speech or language differences are noticed.
A practical resource for speech pathologists
Think Genetic!
Speech pathologists supporting families.
Explore clear, practical guidance for recognising clues, making a referral, and supporting families after genetic testing.
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What do you need today?
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Who should have genetic testing?
Identify clinical indicators and red flags for referral.
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How do I refer someone for genetic consultation?
See referral steps, pathways, and what information to include.
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How can I support families after genetic testing?
Find strategies, resources, and support after results are received.
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Genetics belongs in the conversation.
See the whole picture
Working alongside genetics teams can support more integrated healthcare experiences for children and families.
Find the next step
This resource helps clinicians recognise possible clues, start careful conversations, and connect families with appropriate services.
A supportive starting point
You do not need to know every answer.
Think Genetic! helps speech pathologists notice possible clues, start careful conversations, and connect families with the right genetics professional or service.
About the project →Evidence & further reading
Keep exploring the research.
The resource connects clinicians with research on genetics, motor speech disorders, stuttering, and developmental language disorder.
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