Dr. Nina Benway, PhD, CCC-SLP, an expert in artificial intelligence (AI) and speech therapy, joins host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP, to explore AI’s role in treating speech sound disorders. AI is rapidly transforming healthcare, but what does that mean for speech-language pathologists? Together, Sarah and Nina discuss the latest research, ethical considerations, and practical strategies for evaluating AI tools in clinical practice.

• Interpret the evidence around AI-based speech therapy
• Apply evidence-based, practical strategies to actionably address the ethical use of AI-based speech therapy
• Solve patient case scenarios involving the ethical use of AI-based speech therapy

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  Understanding AI and its application
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  Clinical AI definitions and levels
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  AI possibilities in the context of ethical clinical decisions
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  Ethical considerations in AI usage
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  Motor learning principles in AI research
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  Practical application of AI in therapy
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  Actionable takeaways for clinicians
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  Case example
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  The research process and future directions

Resources Mentioned in Episode

• Artificial Intelligence–Assisted Speech Therapy: A Single-Case Experimental Study

• Speech Production Lab

• Speech Motor Training

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