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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"speech-language intervention"”.
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Dementia: Incorporating Families And Caregivers In Direct Speech-Language Intervention
… for individuals with dementia. The role of a speech-language pathologist (SLP) is suggested to not only treat the individual with dementia, but consider the role and perspective of the caregiver (Watson, Aizawa, Savundranayagam & Orange, 2013). Providing education and training to caregivers of …
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Social Outcomes of Students with Language Impairment: An Eight-Year Follow-up Study
This study re-examined the language and social skills of four females with language impairment who were initially studied eight years ago (Brinton, Fujiki, Montague, & Hanton, 2000; Fujiki, Brinton, Isaacson, & Summers, 2001). Language measures included the Clinical Evaluation of Language …
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Use of Visual Phonics in the Remediation of Children's Phonological Disorders
… the application of phonological processes. Speech-language pathologists target phonological processes for remediation when they are atypical of children's developmental stage or when the processes are unusual in form.</p> <p>A recently developed hand symbol system called Visual Phonics …
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Environmental influences on communication development: Implications for children with neurodevelopmental communication impairments
… communication impairments such as speech sound disorder, language disorder, and autism spectrum disorder affect approximately 1.5 - 16% of children, and are associated with academic, socioemotional, and behavioral difficulties. The work in Chapter 2 directly examines a common form …
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Transdiagnostic approach to language and cognition in the logopenic variant of primary progressive aphasia and Alzheimer’s disease
Language is commonly affected in many dementias as a dominant or adjunctive symptom. Speech and/or language deficits are the primary symptom in primary progressive aphasia (PPA), associated with frontotemporal lobar degeneration and Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Language deficits are also frequently …