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Jimmie Said:
What makes people choose speech pathology over occupational therapy and vice versa?We Answered:
For starters, both are great careers that will always be in demand. I am a speech path student, and might be a little biased, but I will try to answers your questions.An occupational therapist has a broader range of duties and responsibilites than does a speech pathologist. They work to improve gross and fine motor skills, while an SLP works to improve speech and language skills.
I chose a career in speech pathology for several reasons. First, I love working with kids and have a very caretaking personality. Second, I have always had a passion for it; I became addicted to reading at an early age, and always did well in English and foreign languages. In addition, I desired a career where I would have some independence and also make a good living. An occupational therapist probably shares many of these qualities, minus the speech/language stuff.
You can feel good knowing though, that each job pays decently, and each will always be in high demand. Good luck!
Daryl Said:
what careers would you say are similar to speech and language therapy?We Answered:
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Occupational therapy (there is a bit of overlap in cognitive and swallowing disorders).
Audiology.