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SonderMind is the leading mental wellness solution offering virtual and in-person therapy and psychiatry services across the nation. Our clients are empowered to connect with a licensed mental health professional who has availability, accepts their insurance, and specializes in their needs. With more than 200+ insurance plans accepted—including Medicare and Tricare—affordable, high-quality mental healthcare has never been easier. Plus, SonderMind’s all-in-one mental wellness app helps you maintain progress between sessions with AI-enhanced features like session takeaways and reflections. SonderMind also partners with health systems, physicians, and payors across the country to deliver whole-person care at scale. Learn more at sondermind.com.

At AbleNet, we believe everyone deserves the tools to thrive. For over 35 years, we’ve been a global leader in medical-grade assistive technology, delivering ableSAFE and ableSTRONG solutions that empower individuals with disabilities and the professionals who support them. Whether it's through our innovative QuickTalker Freestyle speech device, our industry-leading funding support for SLPs, or our commitment to continuous product improvement, we’re focused on one thing: removing barriers and delivering best outcomes. Our team—from customer care to funding, operations, and ableCARE Product Success—is made up of passionate experts who lead with empathy and excellence. We take pride in offering best-in-class service that allows clinicians to spend more time with those who matter most: their clients. As an employee-owned (ESOP) organization, every member of the AbleNet team is personally invested in our mission and future. We strive for equity, engagement, and innovation, making what we offer today even better tomorrow. Together, we create possibilities and amplify voices.

Speech Pathology Australia is the national professional association for speech pathologists in Australia. The Association supports and regulates the ethical, clinical and professional standards of the profession, as well as lobbying and advocating for access to services that benefit people with communication and swallowing difficulties. Membership is open to applicants who meet the Association’s eligibility requirements. The Association is recognised by government as the professional body representing speech pathologists in Australia. Speech pathologists study, diagnose and treat communication disorders, including difficulties with speech, language, reading and writing, stuttering and voice. People who experience difficulties swallowing food and drinking safely can also be helped by a speech pathologist. Speech pathologists work with people who have communication and swallowing difficulties that: - arise from premature birth, or may be present from birth (e.g., cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, fragile X syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, hearing impairments and cleft palate); or - occur as a result of physical, intellectual or sensory disability or a mental illness; or - emerge during early childhood (e.g., speech and language disorders, stuttering, difficulties learning to read and write); or - occur during adult years (e.g., traumatic brain injury, stroke, head/ neck cancers, neurodegenerative disorders such as motor neurone disease); or - develop in the elderly (e.g., dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease). Speech pathologists work in a variety of settings, including public and private hospitals; early intervention; child care and education settings; community health and rehabilitation centres; corporate organisations; correctional and juvenile justice facilities; disability services; universities; mental health services; residential accommodation; aged care facilities; private homes; and private speech pathology clinics.