ASHA CE Courses for SLPs
Two courses, no registration fee. Ethics, and culture, language, and identity.
Self-paced, interactive, and built for your phone. Both open October 12.
SLP Ethics in the Real World: Navigating 5 Common Sticky Situations
Five situations from real practice, from "Put the AAC Away" to "Just Sign This." You leave with your own five-step Ethical Decision Map.
Meets ASHA's certification maintenance requirement of 1 hour in ethics.
Learn more and pre-registerWhose Communication Counts? Culture, Language, and Emerging Communicators
Realistic cases with emerging communicators and their families: working with interpreters, responding when a family declines AAC, and planning fair assessment across cultures and languages.
Meets ASHA's certification maintenance requirement of 2 hours in culture, language, and identity.
Learn more and pre-registerHow the courses work
You work through realistic cases, one short screen at a time. You make a choice, see what ASHA guidance and research say, and look again. No lecture, no quiz, nothing graded. You leave with practices you can use the next day.
About credit
There's no registration fee for either course. To have CEUs recorded, you need to be enrolled in the ASHA CE Registry, which charges its own annual fee.
About the creator
Suzanne Fabel, MA, CCC-SLP, SAS, SDL, CAGS, has more than 25 years of experience as a speech-language pathologist, with a focus on AAC and early communication.
Disclosures
Financial: Suzanne Fabel is the owner of The Shared Map, which sells assessment and intervention resources. These courses are free, and no purchase of any resource is required.
Non-financial: Suzanne Fabel is employed by New York City Public Schools in a supervisory role. These courses are independent of New York City Public Schools and are not endorsed by them.