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Instrumentation: An Introduction for Students in the Speech and Hearing Sciences by T. Newell Decker, Thomas D. Carrell, 2004-01-01
Stuttering, an Integration of Contemporary Therapies (Publication - Speech Foundation of America ; no. 16) by Barry Guitar, 1980-12
Motor Speech Disorders: Substrates, Differential Diagnosis, and Management by Joseph R. Duffy PhD, Mayo Clinic, 2005-02-01
Professional Writing in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology by Robert Goldfarb and Yula Cherpelis Serpanos, 2008-11-08
Counseling Skills for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists by Lydia V Flasher, Paul T Fogle, 2003-06-23
Cleft Palate & Craniofacial Anomalies: Effects on Speech and Resonance by Ann W. Kummer, 2007-07-20
The Acoustics of Speech Communication: Fundamentals, Speech Perception Theory, and Technology by J. M. Pickett, 1998-12-19
Cleft Palate Speech by Sally J. Peterson-Falzone PhD, Mary A. Hardin-Jones PhD, et all 2009-04-16
Speech Science: An Integrated Approach to Theory and Clinical Practice (with CD-ROM) (2nd Edition) by Carole T. Ferrand, 2006-08-07
Supporting Children with Speech and Language Difficulties by Hull Learning Services, 2004-08-31
Acquired Apraxia of Speech in Aphasic Adults
Targeting Intelligible Speech: A Phonological Approach to Remediation by Barbara Williams Hodson, Elaine Pagel Paden, 1990-11
Diagnosis and Evaluation in Speech Pathology (7th Edition) by William O. Haynes, Rebekah H. Pindzola, 2007-08-17
Anthroposophical Therapeutic Speech by Barbara Denjean-Von Stryk, Dietrich Von Bonin, 2004-08-30

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Speech Therapy
speech therapy. The department offers a service to adult clients with disorders of swallowing, communication and voice as a result of acquired neurological,
http://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk/page2821.htm

Extractions: Acute medicine Cancer and haematology services Cardiothoracic services Children's services and Genetics Dental services Diagnostic and therapeutic services Managed Networks Perioperative medicine Private Patients Renal and urological services Social Services Specialist medicine Surgery Women's services Select subtopic Medical Physics Private physiotherapy Speech Therapy The department offers a service to adult clients with disorders of swallowing, communication and voice as a result of acquired neurological, respiratory or structural disorders. There are members of staff who are specialists in dealing with Voice disorders, Rehabilitation after Head and Neck surgery, including surgical voice restoration after total laryngectomy, Respiratory medicine and tracheostomy management, Stroke Care and Elderly Medicine.
Speech Therapy Service Locations - OhioHealth
A list of OhioHealth locations where speech therapy services are available.
http://www.ohiohealth.com/facilities/outpatient_facilities/rehab/details/speecht
Tri-Star Rehab, Inc. | Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy
Physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy agency (USbased).
http://www.tristarrehab.com

Extractions: With over 44 facilities throughout Louisiana and Mississippi, and still growing, TriStar Rehab, Inc. is the leading provider of rehabilitative services in skilled nursing facilities. As a known leader in geriatric rehabilitation, TriStar Rehab, Inc. is dedicated to "Restoring Quality of Life Through Rehabilitation" by providing innovative rehabilitative programs enabling clients and employees to reach their optimum growth potential. TriStar Rehab, Inc. is committed to our employees, clients and families. We offer career advancement, professional/clinical growth, and employment opportunities in: Currently Serving Mississippi and Louisiana
Claremore Progress - Local News
Back then, the only speech therapist in the schools was Karen Cooper, Although the emphasis in the ages tends to differ speech therapy for the
http://www.claremoreprogress.com/archive/article19503

Extractions: Jan Hogan doesnât want anyone to make a speech when she retires. How ironic then, that because of Hogan, there are more people today who could make a speech on her behalf if they had to. Hogan, longtime speech and language therapist for Claremore schools, has decided to call this her last year working in education. âIâve been here long enough now to start seeing children of students I had years ago,â Hogan said, laughing. âYou know that itâs time to start thinking about retirement when youâve been in education for that long.â Hogan, born Jan Lindsey, was originally from Hobart before her family moved to rural Porter (âPeach country,â she joked), where she graduated high school.
Speech Pathology Jobs,Speech-Language Pathologist Products,Continuing Education,
Speech therapist resources, discussion areas, job classifieds, chat room, message rorum, speech therapy product listings, education courses, and a databank of therapists in many locations.
http://Speech-LanguagePathologist.org
Speech Therapy Services
Aurora rehabilitation offers stroke rehab, lymphedema treatment, wound care, physical therapy programs and hand therapy.
http://www.aurorahealthcare.org/services/rehab/speech-therapy.asp
Tan Tock Seng Hospital - Allied Health Services - Speech Therapy
speech therapy Level B1, Tan Tock Seng Hospital Tel 6357 8324 (Pulmonary) Laboratory. speech therapy. , Vascular Diagnostic Laboratory
http://www.ttsh.com.sg/asp/med/ali/ali103.asp
Speech Therapy Definition - Medical Dictionary Definitions Of Popular Medical Te
Online Medical Dictionary and glossary with medical definitions.
http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=11252
Speech Therapy And Oral Surgery
speech therapy is for people who have problems in pronunciation due to physical/dental These people usually seek counseling form a speech therapist.
http://www.ringsurf.com/info/Health_and_Lifestyle/Dentistry/Oral_Surgery/Speech_

Extractions: Speech Therapy Speech therapy is for people who have problems in pronunciation due to physical/dental problems. These people usually seek counseling form a speech therapist. A speech therapist is a specialist with training in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of speech, voice, and language disorders who works with people, unable to make speech sounds or cannot make them clearly. They also work with people who stutter, have fluency and rhythm problems, inappropriate pitch, or harsh voice and speech quality problems. The most widespread and obvious speech disorder is stuttering, often caused by anxiety. The speech therapist sets up a program of speech exercises to reduce the disability, and if necessary, enlists the aid of a psychologist or psychiatrist. Other disorders may result from hearing loss, stroke, cerebral palsy, mental disability, or brain injury. Speech therapists keep careful records on the evaluation and progress of patients, often developing and implementing individualized treatment programs based on the input of physicians, psychiatric social workers, and psychologists. In fact, because speech disorders are usually related to neurological, psychological, and physical conditions, speech therapists must be able to work as a member of a team which may include other healthcare specialists such as a neurologist and psychiatrist.
Freedom To Speak Is A Stuttering, Speech Therapy Practice.
Honeoye, NY, speech therapy practice, specifically for people who stutter.
http://www.stuttertherapy.com

Extractions: What is Freedom to Speak? Click here to learn about our 2005 Intensive Programs Freedom to Speak is a speech therapy practice, dedicated specifically for people who stutter. What is Stuttering? Stuttering is a serious, debilitating communication disorder. It remains one of the most misunderstood disorders in the world. People who stutter: Theories about the origin of stuttering abound and have been documented since Egyptian times. However, most recently, scientists have found convincing evidence that stuttering stems from genetic, neurophysiological differences in the brain.
Speech Therapy
CURRICULUM FOR SPEECHLANGUAGE THERAPY, by Clark County School District (Nevada) LEARNING CENTER ACTIVITIES FOR speech therapy, by Signe Stitt
http://www.unk.edu/acad/library/curric/speech.htm
Disability Services Brisbane Physiotherapy Rehabilitation From AbleCare
Offers various disability services including occupational and speech therapy, equipment assessment and prescription, training and rehabilitation.
http://www.ablecare.com.au/

Extractions: Disability Services in Brisbane provided by AbleCare including Physiotherapy, Occupational and Speech Therapy, Education, Training and Rehabilitation. AbleCare works with a range of people with special needs including: Infants and Children with developmental delay and disabilities. Womens Health including: Pre and Post-Natal Care Young Adults with disabilities Adults and Aged Care Learning and Behavioural Problems Autism and A.D.D. Genetic Disabilities Acquired Brain Injury and other injuries Cerebral Palsy Hearing and Visual Impairment Fine motor and Gross Motor Problems Sensory Impairments Survivors of Abuse, Trauma and Torture Web Management - Hennessy Internet and Network Design www.netdesign.com.au
Singapore General Hospital - Speech Therapy
speech therapy DepartmentOfficeBlock 1 Level 1Tel6321 4126Fax6326 5497Details of ServicesThe speech therapy Department is a specialised discipline that
http://www.sgh.com.sg/MedicalSpecialtiesnServices/AlliedHealth/Speech/

Extractions: Speech Therapy Speech Therapy Department Office Block 1 Level 1 Tel Fax Details of Services The Speech Therapy Department is a specialised discipline that deals with the assessment, diagnosis and management of swallowing disorders and a range of communication deficits presenting in the adult and child patients. These include concerns that arise in any of the following areas: The Speech Therapy Department at the Singapore General Hospital is clinically and academically affiliated with two reputed Australian Universities - the University of Sydney and La Trobe University. Through this affiliation, our department is committed to maintain a high standard of clinical excellence in patient care. This is achieved through professional development, research and continual training.
CENTe-R - UNC Greensboro
speech therapy for Babies and Children with Hearing Loss CENTeR UNCG offers American Sign Language (ASL) Resources to inform and support graduate-level
http://center.uncg.edu/speech-therapy.asp
Speech & Language Therapy
There are a variety of people who may benefit from speech therapy individuals who have Unlike traditional speech therapy methods and other programs,
http://www.hsdc.org/You/Speech/speechtherapy.htm

Extractions: Home / For you / speech-language pathologists who can help with these, and many other speech therapy issues. Tongue Thrust (Oromyofunctional) Disorders Articulation Tongue thrust is a common name used to describe orofacial muscular imbalance. It has also been called reverse swallow or immature swallow. Nearly all infants swallow by pushing the tongue forward. By the time they reach the age of six, most children have automatically changed to a normal swallowing pattern. There are a variety of symptoms to look for if you suspect a tongue thrust issue... Impaired or fluctuating hearing due to frequent ear infections, prolonged or recurring illnesses interfering with sound play or child-parent interaction, and impaired oral-motor coordination are examples of factors which may contribute to a delay in speech sound mastery. Quite often we cannot identify any factors in a child. s background that might account for delayed articulation skills, yet a delay is present. Accent Modification The Hearing, Speech and Deafness Center offers both group and private courses in modification of foreign accent. Upon completion of the 13-week course, participants experience at least a 50% improvement in their English pronunciation.
Speech & Language Therapy
HSDC offers a number of speech therapy services to help your child.
http://www.hsdc.org/Child/Speech/speechtherapy.htm

Extractions: Home / For your child / Tongue Thrust (Oromyofunctional) Disorders Articulation Tongue thrust is a common name used to describe orofacial muscular imbalance. It has also been called reverse swallow or immature swallow. Nearly all infants swallow by pushing the tongue forward. By the time they reach the age of six, most children have automatically changed to a normal swallowing pattern. There are a variety of symptoms to look for if you suspect a tongue thrust issue... Impaired or fluctuating hearing due to frequent ear infections, prolonged or recurring illnesses interfering with sound play or child-parent interaction, and impaired oral-motor coordination are examples of factors which may contribute to a delay in speech sound mastery. Quite often we cannot identify any factors in a childs background that might account for delayed articulation skills, yet a delay is present. Developmental Apraxia A detailed description of the services we offer to help address language delays and disorders is coming soon! Check back.
Speech Therapy
speech therapy at Central DuPage Hospital provides comprehensive services to help This commitment has earned the speech therapy team high rankings (95th
http://www.cdh.org/ClinicalServices.aspx?id=9104
Evidence-based Approach To Speech Therapy Introduced For Stroke Patients
Approximately 1 million stroke victims suffer from a condition called aphasia, which can affect reading, writing, speaking or understanding speech.
http://mednews.wustl.edu/tips/page/normal/975.html

Extractions: Go Medical News Medical News Releases Medical News Tips More Medical News Radio Service ... Research Directory University News News by Topic News by School Google WUSTL News Tip Sheets ... Faculty Experts Medical Publications Record newspaper Outlook magazine ... Faculty/Staff Profiles Resources About Public Affairs Facts, Guides, Maps Contact Information Media Visit Guidelines ... Working Successfully Speech problems such as the inability to formulate coherent sentences or to understand verbal statements are collectively known as aphasia. There are multiple types of aphasia: including problems with reading, writing, speaking or understanding speech. But there is no standard protocol to determine which type of treatment is best for which type of patient. Speech therapists generally rely on their own experience and intuition to determine a patient's treatment regimen. "What's different about our program is that we recommend using only cutting-edge treatments that have scientific evidence behind them," says Robert P. Fucetola, Ph.D., assistant professor of neurology. "We're also quantifying and evaluating them on an ongoing basis to continually improve our understanding of whether a particular intervention makes a difference for our patients."
Acoustics Of The Vowel -- By Dieter Maurer -
Experiments concerning the physical characteristics of vowels formants and pitches (F0), formant pattern ambiguity, formant number alteration. Important for all sciences related to speech, acoutsic phonetics, speech therapy and speech recognition.
http://www.unizh.ch/neurol/psychologie/associates/maurer/vowels/index.htm

Extractions: Acoustics of the Vowel, Vowel, Vowels, Formant, Formants, Formant pattern, F0, Pitch, Normalization, Normalisation, Vowel production, Vowel perception, Vowel synthesis, Speech, Speech production, Speech perception, Speech synthesis, Speech analysis, Speech disorders, Speech recognition, Speaker recognition, Singing, Acoustic phonetics, Phonetics, Acoustics, Linguistics
Expert Advice: Dr. Shari Nethersole
My first grader brought home a note from school requesting that he participate in the speech therapy program.
http://www.familyeducation.com/experts/advice/0,1183,1-4154,00.html

Extractions: Q. My first grader brought home a note from school requesting that he participate in the speech therapy program, as he has a slight problem with making L and R sounds. I know he sometimes mispronounces certain words beginning with these sounds, but he can also pronounce many words beginning with these sounds accurately. I thought that with maturity, this would improve. Does this sound like a problem that requires enrollment in a speech therapy program? At what age do children master speech sounds? I should also note that he is the oldest child in our family and he was a late talker. He has been read to consistently since he was three months old. A. Children should have speech that is quite clear by the time they are in first grade. There are certainly some children who will have problems with articulating certain letters and certain sounds, and some of this may be hereditary. While it is true that the problem may get better with maturity, I do not see any harm in initiating speech therapy in order to improve the speech more quickly. For some children the speech does not improve much without specific therapy. You do want to be careful that your child is not "labeled" and that he is not made to feel bad because of his speech impediment. You want to do whatever you can to bolster his self esteem and let him see that this is just a minor problem that he is getting a little help with. Your child may even feel better once his speech starts to improve because he will be able to communicate more effectively with other children and adults, and not have to repeat or rephrase questions so that people can understand him.

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