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October 15 2026
Together for DLD: from awareness to action across EuropeLanguage runs through almost every part of our lives: how we learn, connect with others, express ourselves and navigate the world around us. When language itself is difficult, the consequences can reach far beyond communication. Developmental Language Disorder is common, yet it is still not consistently recognised or supported. Its impact differs from […]
September 28 2026
Europe celebrates multilingualism. Are our services designed for it?Every year, the European Day of Languages gives us an opportunity to celebrate the linguistic diversity that characterises Europe. We celebrate the languages spoken in our homes, schools, workplaces and communities. We recognise language as part of identity, culture and participation. And we rightly describe multilingualism as a European strength. But celebration should […]
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September 14 2026
ESLA at the European Forum for Primary CareMaking our profession visible in wider European health discussions by Sahra Mengal, ESLA Chair In September, I represented ESLA at the European Forum for Primary Care Conference in Stuttgart, where I contributed to two workshops that, although different in focus, were closely connected by one central question: how visible is Speech and Language Therapy […]
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August 10 2026
Call for Abstracts Now Open for the ESLA Congress 2027 in PortoThe Call for Abstracts for the ESLA Congress 2027 is now open. From 27–29 May 2027, speech and language therapists, researchers, educators and other professionals from across Europe and beyond will come together in Porto, Portugal, for three days of knowledge exchange, discussion and collaboration. Under the congress theme, “Bridging innovation and care […]
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October 15 2026
Together for DLD: from awareness to action across EuropeLanguage runs through almost every part of our lives: how we learn, connect with others, express ourselves and navigate the world around us. When language itself is difficult, the consequences can reach far beyond communication. Developmental Language Disorder is common, yet it is still not consistently recognised or supported. Its impact differs from […]
Read MoreSeptember 28 2026
Europe celebrates multilingualism. Are our services designed for it?Every year, the European Day of Languages gives us an opportunity to celebrate the linguistic diversity that characterises Europe. We celebrate the languages spoken in our homes, schools, workplaces and communities. We recognise language as part of identity, culture and participation. And we rightly describe multilingualism as a European strength. But celebration should […]
Read MoreSeptember 14 2026
ESLA at the European Forum for Primary CareMaking our profession visible in wider European health discussions by Sahra Mengal, ESLA Chair In September, I represented ESLA at the European Forum for Primary Care Conference in Stuttgart, where I contributed to two workshops that, although different in focus, were closely connected by one central question: how visible is Speech and Language Therapy […]
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