Abstract Submission
The Armenian Speech Therapists Association warmly invites researchers, practitioners, medical professionals, special educators, students, and specialists in related fields to submit their abstract proposals for the conference titled “Logopedics 360: A Profession that Changes the Quality of Life,” to be held in Yerevan on November 21–22, 2026.
Guided by the conference theme, we welcome presentations and research papers addressing contemporary issues in speech and language therapy, clinical innovations, professional education, sectoral policies, service delivery enhancements, and interdisciplinary collaboration both in Armenia and internationally. This conference serves as an exceptional platform for exchanging professional expertise, generating innovative ideas, and establishing long-lasting partnerships for the ultimate benefit of our clients.
Proposed Thematic Areas
Speech, language, and communication disorders in childhood
- Speech and language developmental disorders, phonological and articulation disorders, language delay and language impairment, communication difficulties in neurodevelopmental conditions.
Fluency, voice, and respiratory disorders
- Stuttering and other fluency disorders, voice disorders, and breathing-related speech difficulties.
Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence
- Use of artificial intelligence and digital tools in speech and language therapy practice, assessment, and intervention.
Adult speech, language, and communication disorders
- Assessment and rehabilitation of aphasia and other acquired language disorders, cognitive-communication disorders, and related conditions.
Dysphagia and feeding disorders
- Swallowing and feeding disorders in childhood and adulthood, multidisciplinary approaches to assessment and intervention.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
- Augmentative and alternative communication systems, technologies, and strategies to support individuals with complex communication needs.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
- Collaboration between speech and language therapists and other professionals (neurologists, psychologists, educators, etc.) in the assessment and management of communication and swallowing disorders.
Evidence-Based Practice and Research
- Evidence-based practice in speech and language therapy services, research projects, and outcome evaluation.
Professional Development and Leadership
- Speech and language therapy education, continuing professional development, leadership, and advocacy in the field.
Abstract Submission Requirements
Presentation Formats
- Oral presentation
Poster presentation
Submission Guidelines
Abstracts must be submitted in Armenian, following the IMRaD structure, and must include the following:
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Author details and institutional affiliation
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Title
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Introduction and background
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Research methodology
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Key findings and scientific conclusions
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Implications of the results for clinical practice, future research, education, and healthcare policy
Abstract Guidelines:
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Keywords: 4–6 keywords
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Word Limit: 300–350 words (excluding the title and keywords)
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References: Maximum of 100 words
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Submission Limit: Each first author may submit only one abstract proposal.