Faculty

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Tiffany Shelton

Associate Clinical Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services

Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education

Tiffany Shelton is currently serving as a Communicative Disorders And Deaf Education Associate Clinical Professor at Utah State University.

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Tiffany Shelton

Utah State University

Associate Clinical Professor

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psychiatry speech perception audiology mental health hearing loss communication disorders speech communication hearing research auditory science speechlanguage pathology rehabilitation pediatrics nursing clinical psychology health psychology vulnerability speech processing child language psychological medicine counseling psychology supportive care human hearing speech sound disorders compassion fatigue psychosocial issues engineering acoustic acoustic materials physical acoustics emotional challenges hearing aid usage incorporating psychosocial screening your clients acoustic transparency music auditory physiology medicine otorhinolaryngology clinical otolaryngology diagnosis anatomy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Do You Know If Your Clients Are Having Challenges Coping. The Hearing Journal (2017)

Karen F. MuñozHannah McLeodCache PittElizabeth S. PrestonTiffany SheltonMichael P. Twohig

your clientscompassion fatigueclinical psychologymental healthnursinghealth psychologyfamily medicinepsychosocial issuescounseling psychologysupportive carevulnerability

Benefits and Challenges of Incorporating Psychosocial Screening Into Audiology. International Journal of Audiology (2016)

Shelton, T.

speech perceptionincorporating psychosocial screeningspeech communicationspeech sound disordersaudiologycommunication disordersauditory sciencepsychiatryhearing researchhearing lossspeechlanguage pathology

Recognizing Emotional Challenges of Hearing Loss. The Hearing Journal (2016)

Karen MuñozHannah McLeodCache PittElizabeth PrestonTiffany SheltonMichael P. Twohig

speech perceptionrehabilitationspeech communicationhuman hearingaudiologymental healthhearing losscommunication disordersspeech processingchild languageauditory sciencepsychiatryemotional challengeshearing researchhearing aid usagepediatricsspeechlanguage pathologypsychological medicine

The Acoustic Transparency of Ad-Hear Wax Guards When Using Dpoaes. (1995)

Shelton, T.

soundengineering acousticacoustic musicacoustic materialsacoustic transparencyphysical acoustics

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Tiffany Shelton

Associate Clinical Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services

Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education

Tiffany Shelton is currently serving as a Communicative Disorders And Deaf Education Associate Clinical Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Tiffany Shelton

Utah State University

Associate Clinical Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Do You Know If Your Clients Are Having Challenges Coping. The Hearing Journal (2017)

Karen F. MuñozHannah McLeodCache PittElizabeth S. PrestonTiffany SheltonMichael P. Twohig

your clientscompassion fatigueclinical psychologymental healthnursinghealth psychologyfamily medicinepsychosocial issuescounseling psychologysupportive carevulnerability

Benefits and Challenges of Incorporating Psychosocial Screening Into Audiology. International Journal of Audiology (2016)

Shelton, T.

Recognizing Emotional Challenges of Hearing Loss. The Hearing Journal (2016)

Karen MuñozHannah McLeodCache PittElizabeth PrestonTiffany SheltonMichael P. Twohig

The Acoustic Transparency of Ad-Hear Wax Guards When Using Dpoaes. (1995)

Shelton, T.

soundengineering acousticacoustic musicacoustic materialsacoustic transparencyphysical acoustics

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