Speech (2004) and voice (2011) therapist with additional medical education (2001)

• Working usually with children with both language/speech and oral-motor disorders
• Asking if and under what conditions the disorders of speech and language can be prevented

University teacher (2012), Ph.D. (2013), assistant professor (2016)

• Interested in speech and language acquisition, especially in the influence of different combinations of the biological factors
• Studying the correlation between orthodontics and logopedics treatment and “adapting balance“ between morphology and function in the orofacial complex
• Searching correlation between primary motor skills and articulation

Researcher

• led the project financed by the National Science Center
• collaborate with UBC Interdisciplinary Speech Research Lab

        https://blogs.ubc.ca/isrl/people/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeB2q0NyjK0

Research and publications: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Monika_Luszczuk or https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6555-3317

A piece of science for a wider audience: https://open.spotify.com/episode/00c71uf5aEUulspCeYtFks

Projects:

1. Project realized 2007-2011 studying the possibility of applying myotraining in speech therapy.
2. Project realized 2013-2016 studying the influence of biological and social factors on speech development in children.
3. Project 2017- 2020 studying the correlation between the quality of oral-motor skills and articulation.
4. Project 2021- 2025 studying speech movements of the tongue with ultrasound.