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I have assumed that the subject matter is US, since the term Speech Language Pathologist (which I wikilinked) is used by that nation and Canada. The link provided does not refer to any nation, and I have often found that true of American institutions. If it isn't an American system, could someone indicate what area of the world it is. Thanks awfully, old bean(s). LessHeard vanU 16:51, 11 March 2007 (UTC) reply