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About
the Advisory Board Member: Dr. Paula Tallal
Dr. Tallal is a world-recognized
authority on language-learning disabilities. She is a cognitive
neuroscientist and a board-certified clinical psychologist
and founder and co-director of the Center for Molecular and
Behavioral Neuroscience at Rutgers University. In addition,
she is active on many scientific advisory boards and government
committees.
Paula received a bachelor's degree from New York University,
and then received her doctorate from Cambridge University
in 1974. She received further training at Johns Hopkins school
of medicine before joining the faculty of UCSD, where she
rose to the rank of full professor in the Department of Psychiatry.
She was recruited to
Rutgers University in 1987 to co-found the Center for Molecular
and Behavioral Neuroscience on the Newark campus. Tallal is
currently Co-Director and Professor of Neuroscience at Rutgers.
In 1996 Tallal co-founded Scientific Learning Corporation,
in Berkeley, CA., the company that developed Fast ForWord,
a new training program for children with language learning
problems.
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The Cherab Foundation is a world-wide nonprofit organization working to improve the communication skills and education of all children with speech and language delays and disorders. Our area of emphasis is verbal and oral apraxia, severe neurologically-based speech and language disorders that hinder children's ability to speak.
The Cherab Foundation is committed to assisting with the development of new therapeutic approaches, preventions and cures to neurologically-based speech disorders. We bring together parents and medical, research, and educational professionals. Please join us and help to give our children a smile and a voice.
Cherab Foundation
Communication Help, Education, Research, Apraxia Base
P.O. Box 8524 PSL, Florida 34952-8524
Phone: 772-335-5135
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Last Update: June 18, 2006
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