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2008
Moderate and Severe
Speech Sound Disorders
A Master
Class by Caroline Bowen
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Assessment:
DEAP
Dodd, B., Hua, Z.,
Crosbie, S., Holm, A., & Ozanne, A. (2003).
Diagnostic Evaluation of Articulation and Phonology (DEAP).
London: Psychological Corporation.
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"Considered the UK's most
comprehensive articulation and phonology assessment battery,
and check normed in Australia, DEAP detects and
differentiates between articulation problems, delayed
phonology and consistent versus inconsistent phonological
disorder."
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DEAP Orders:
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Assessment: HAPP-3
Barbara Williams Hodson
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Hodson, B. (2004).
Hodson Assessment of Phonological Patterns (HAPP-3), 3rd
ed. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
more...
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Book
Phonological Disorders on Children
Clinical
Decision Making in Assessment and Intervention
Edited by Kamhi, Alan G. and
Pollock, Karen E.
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For each of the book's three
sections--Assessment and Classification. Goal
and Target Selection, and Intervention -- the
editors pose important frequently asked
questions for each contributor to answer, on
topics such as diagnostic classification
systems, integration of language goals with
phonological goals, selection of treatment goals
and targets, individual therapy versus group
therapy, and what to do when an intervention
plan is not working.
Through the theoretical insights and practical
experience each contributor shares--and a
helpful conclusion that comments on all the
approaches discussed--readers will have the
broad and balanced knowledge they need for
informed clinical decision making.
Speech-Language
Pathologists, graduate students, audiologists,
and educators will use this comprehensive,
accessible resource to shape their practices and
improve the lives of children with phonological
disorders.
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- ISBN:
1557667845
- Publisher:
Brookes Publishing Company
- Publication Date:
April 2005
- Binding:
Paperback
Kamhi, A. G. &
Pollock, K. E., Editors (2005). Phonological
disorders in children: Clinical decision making
in assessment and intervention. Baltimore,
London, Sydney:
Paul H Brookes.
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Kamhi & Pollock:
Australian Orders |
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Book
The Late Eight
Ken Bleile |
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The Publisher's Description
This 2006 book is a resource for
clinicians, students, and academics working with students
whose speech contains errors affecting [th] (voiced
theta), [th] (unvoiced theta), [s], [z],
[l], Vocalic [r], [r], [sh], or
[ts]. These nine sounds typically are the last
acquired by English speaking children...
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Bleile: Orders |
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Book
Hodson, B. W. (2007).
Evaluating and Enhancing Children’s Phonological Systems:
Research and Theory to Practice, Greenville, SC,
Thinking Publications University. |
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The Publisher's Description
Evaluating and
Enhancing Children’s Phonological Systems is an
excellent resource for students in communication sciences
and disorders and also for practicing speech-language
pathologists. Parts I and II provide a comprehensive
foundation in phonological development, assessment, and
treatment planning. Part III presents a unique focus on
evaluation and treatment considerations for children with
highly unintelligible speech. Part IV looks to the future
with an exploration of cutting-edge research and current
issues in the field. Students and practitioners will gain a
clear understanding of phonological disorders including the
special challenges when planning and implementing treatment
for a child who is unintelligible... |
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Book
Ruscello, D. M. (2008).
Treating Articulation and Phonological Disorders in Children,
St Louis, MO: Mosby Elsevier. |
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The Publisher's Description
This comprehensive,
groundbreaking book is an ideal
companion to textbooks that
focus on the theories behind
articulation and phonological
disorders but with little or no
coverage of treatment options.
It provides treatment strategies
not only for the many sound
system disorders with unknown
etiologies, but also for those
known to be caused by a
structural, sensory, or
neurological problem. It also
discusses treatment for
disorders caused by residual
problems from early childhood.
What sets this book apart is the
inclusion of practical,
step-by-step treatment
strategies for ALL potential
causes — beyond those of unknown
origin.... |
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Ruscello: Orders |
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Books
Persisting Speech Difficulties
in Children: Children's Speech
and Literacy Difficulties, Book
3 by Michelle Pascoe, Joy
Stackhouse, Bill Wells
The Publisher's Description
This is the third book in the
series “Children’s Speech
and Literacy Difficulties” and
is based on research and
practice with school-age
children with persisting speech
and associated difficulties. It
focuses on the psycholinguistic
nature of their difficulties,
how to design intervention
programmes, and how intervention
outcomes might be measured. |
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Compendium of Auditory and
Speech Tasks: Children's Speech
and Literacy Difficulties, Book
3 by , Joy
Stackhouse, Maggie Vance,
Michelle Pascoe, Bill Wells
The Publisher's Description
The book
summarises
research
findings
from a range
of projects
using a set
of auditory
and speech
procedures
designed for
the
psycholinguistic
framework
developed by
Stackhouse
and Wells
(1997).
These
procedures
have been
used with
children and
adolescents
with a range
of
difficulties
associated
with cleft
lip and
palate,
dysarthria,
dyspraxia,
phonological
impairment,
Down
syndrome,
dyslexia,
stammering,
autism,
semantic-pragmatic
difficulties,
general
learning
difficulties,
and
disadvantaged
backgrounds...
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CSLD series: Orders |
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DVD: Hope Speaks
The half hour
video documentary "Hope Speaks"
focuses on the
lives of several children diagnosed as toddlers
with CAS. Their parents discuss memories of
what the diagnostic
process was like for them. An
overview of speech
therapy and related issues is presented.
Adolescents talk about
growing up with CAS
and how the disorder now affects their lives.
Parents talk about their journey from being fearful
to becoming advocates for their children. SLPs
present an overview of important speech therapy
approaches and tips on how to help children make the
best use of speech therapy.
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Hope Speaks Tracks
- Hope Speaks video (30
minutes)
This is informative for SLPs as well
as for families.
- Audio tutorial (12 minutes)
Overview of Speech Therapy Approaches
David W. Hammer
- Video tutorial (6 minutes)
Characteristics of Apraxia
and a Look at the Future of Research
David W. Hammer MA CCC-SLP
and Thomas Campbell PhD
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DVD:Treatment Strategies |
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Made especially for
speech language pathologists, “Treatment Strategies for
Childhood Apraxia of Speech” addresses the challenges faced
by clinicians in treating Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS).
David W. Hammer, M.A., CCC-SLP discusses a wide range of
treatment ideas, including a multi-sensory treatment
approach based on the principles of motor learning. You will
see extensive film clips of children with CAS in treatment
sessions to highlight practical speech therapy techniques
and clinical decision making. Additional strategies for
family involvement, along with videotaped examples are also
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DVD: Homework!
Taking It Home:
Practicing Speech Where Kids
Live and Play
Taking It Home;
Practicing Speech Where Kids Live and Play", is an instructional DVD
with two goals:
- to educate about the importance of families as partners in their
child's speech therapy and communication program
- to provide ideas, strategies and practice activities that families
can accomplish at home and in their everyday lives to reinforce
speech therapy goals.
Taking it Home Orders
Links
2002
CAS Research Symposium
Conference proceedings available in pdf format
Audacity
Free, open source software for recording and editing sounds
Bilingual Web
Resources
Speech and language development / Chinese
speaking populations
Doulos SIL Font Home [
Register & Download ]
Phonetic fonts for your computer
Downloads Page
Some of the downloads from the 2005 National
Tour
IPA
International Phonetic Alphabet
Longitudinal Study of Language Development
Infancy Studies Laboratory Rutgers University
Linguiste Shoppe
Phonetic Fashion!
Nuffield Dyspraxia Programme
2004
Download the
order form
Paidologos
Web Site
Cross-language investigation of phonotactic / phonological
development
Prosody - PEPS-C
Testing and understanding prosody
Prosody on the Web
Three tutorials covering chunking, focus and pitch
Speech Files
More child speech articles, etc
Speech Pathology Australia Continuing Professional Development
Definitely a member-benefit!
Syllable
Stress
Feet: iambs, trochees, spondees ...
Targets and
Activities Project Home
Therapy resources contributed by SLTs in the UK (mainly)
Target Selection
A comparison of guidelines for target selection in phonological
therapy
The International Guide to Speech Acquisition
A new book published in 2007: a comprehensive guide edited by
Sharynne McLeod
Which
treatment approach to use?
A decision tree from Peter Flipsen Jr
Listserv
Phonological Therapy Discussion Group
Talk about child speech with colleagues and enjoy the links and
files.
Software: SCIP
Sound Contrasts in Phonology
A Lynn Wiliams
Williams: Orders
What a Wonderful
World
Sometimes songs
should be slow
What a Wonderful World
Louis Armstrong
I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and you
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.
I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.
The colors of the rainbow so pretty in
the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do
They're really saying I love you.
I hear babies crying, I watch them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll never know
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world. |