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30 November
2008

My top resources – children’s centres

The essential people, tools and approaches for speech and language therapists in a children’s centre

Author: Waltham Forest Children’s Centre Team
Magazine issue: Winter 08

30 November
2008

The third person in the room

Symposium reflects on wide applications of low tech communication framework Talking Mats

Author: Avril Nicoll
Magazine issue: Winter 08

31 August
2008

“How long does it take to get a drink around here?”

The case for systematic long-term dysphagia review of clients with acquired physical and communication disabilities who have been discharged ‘nil by mouth’

Author: Antonia Charalambos
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

Ready for reading

The impact on children with Down Syndrome, parents and clinical practice of a pilot Ready for Reading group for parents and teaching assistants

Author: Gillian Lord & Karen Bailey
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

A clear focus

The impact that focus groups of people with communication difficulties following a stroke can have on a service

Author: Anna Hayes
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

About a boy

A joint ISE and sensory integration programme for a 14 year old with profound and multiple learning difficulties

Author: Helen Francis & Joanna Lloyd
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

Beyond the Lightwriter

Exploring reasons why some people who require AAC move successfully beyond simpler text-speech solutions to integrate high-tech computer-based communication aids into their lives

Author: Kevin Borrett & Nicola Clark
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

Are you getting enough? (3) The supervision process

In the third of a series of four articles on supervision, the focus is on the ‘nuts and bolts’ of roles, responsibilities and boundaries

Author: Sam Simpson & Cathy Sparkes
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

How I take speech and language therapy into the classroom (1): Promoting pizzazz – and all that jazz

Playing a leading role in the classroom as a means of having more impact on the progress of children with specific language impairment

Author: Kathleen Cavin
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

31 August
2008

How I take speech and language therapy in to the classroom (2): The ‘helicopter’ launch pad

The impact of the ‘helicopter’ story telling and story acting technique on turn taking, listening and concentration of children with communication needs

Author: Karen Hayon & Evi Typadi
Magazine issue: Autumn 08

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