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Continuing professional development helps speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and students maintain current knowledge and strengthen their clinical skills. As research, clinical practices, and service delivery models evolve, staying informed is essential to providing effective and ethical care.


NYSSLHA is committed to supporting ongoing learning within our professional community. Through webinars and other educational opportunities coordinated by NYSSLHA board members, we provide accessible programming that highlights emerging research, clinical strategies, and topics relevant to professionals across New York State.


These webinars are offered free to NYSSLHA members as part of our mission to promote professional growth, collaboration, and knowledge sharing within the field.




Our Webinars are hosted on Zoom 


NYSSLHA hosts all of its webinars using Zoom, a free and easy-to-use video conferencing platform. Whether you're joining from a computer, tablet, or smartphone, Zoom makes it simple to attend our professional development sessions from anywhere.


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How to Join a  NYSSLHA Webinar on Zoom

There are two easy ways to enter the meeting, use whichever is easiest for you!

Option A: Click the meeting link

  1. Open the confirmation email you received from NYSSLHA after registering. Look for a blue clickable link that says something like "Click here to join the meeting" or "Zoom Meeting link." 
  2. Click that link. Your web browser will open and Zoom will launch automatically. If a pop-up appears asking you to "Open Zoom" or "Join from Browser," click either one, both will work. 
  3. You may be asked to enter your name. Type your first and last name and click Join. 

Option B: Enter the Meeting ID and Password Manually

  1. Open your web browser and go to zoom.us/join or open the Zoom app on your computer or device if you have it installed. 
  2. In your confirmation email, look for the Meeting ID (for example: 869 3293 1908). Type that number into the box and click Join. 
  3. You will then be asked for a Password. Find the password in the same confirmation email and type it in, then click Join Meeting. 
  4. Enter your name when prompted and click Join. 

Helpful tips

  • We recommend joining 5–10 minutes early to make sure everything is working before the webinar begins. 
  • You do not need to create a Zoom account to join, just click the link or enter the Meeting ID. 
  • Make sure your computer or device sound is turned on so you can hear the presenter.


  • Considerations for Addressing Ethical Issues in Supervision

    • July 28, 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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       COURSE DESCRIPTION:

    This presentation will discuss the potential ethical pitfalls involved with the supervision of Clinical Fellows and students.  Failing to adhere to the ASHA Code of Ethics rules regarding documentation, supervisory requirements, conflicts of interest, and state laws and regulations, can lead to serious consequences for the supervisor/mentor and supervisee/mentee. 


       COURSE OBJECTIVES:

    1. Identify the ethical concepts that apply to supervisory relationships. 
    2. List the ASHA requirements for supervision 
    3. Define the duties and obligations of Clinical Fellows and CF mentors.


        DATE AND TIME:

    Day: Tuesday, July 28, 2026

    Time: 7:00-8:00 pm EST


    CEU: 0.1 ASHA CEUs offered



       PRESENTERS

    Katharine Meyer, Esq.

    Katharine Meyer is the Senior Director of Ethics at the American-Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). She is also an ex-officio member of the ASHA Board of Ethics. Prior to coming to ASHA, she worked as an attorney at GKG Law, P.C. in Washington, D.C. for 20 years providing legal counsel to non-profit and certification organizations. In this role, she assisted in creating and maintaining ethics programs.


    Amanda Gallagher, MA, CC-SLP

    Amanda Gallagher is the ASHA Director of Clinical Certification Programs. She is also an ex-officio member of the ASHA Committee on Clinical Specialty Certification. Prior to joining the Certification team at ASHA, she worked as a clinical SLP for 18 years in a variety of adult neurological rehabilitation settings. In addition to clinical experience, she was the founding director of the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship Program and has served as both a graduate student supervisor and a Clinical Fellowship Mentor.


    Financial Disclosures:

    Katharine and Amanda are employees of the American Speech Language Hearing Association


    Non-financial Disclosures:

    Katharine is an ex-officio member of the ASHA Board of Ethics. Amanda is a certified member of ASHA. She is also an ex-officio to the ASHA Committee on Clinical Specialty Certification and volunteers as a member of the Maryland Traumatic Brain Injury Advisory Board.


       TIME ORDERED AGENDA:

    5 minutes - Introductions
    10 minutes - ASHA requirements for supervision
    20 minutes - Duties and obligations of Clinical Fellows and CF mentors
    25 minutes - How the ASHA Code of Ethics applies to supervisory relationships


      Zoom Information

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    Meeting ID: 839 9817 5914

    Passcode: 445192

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