Communicating Without Speech: Practical Augmentative & Alternative Communication - Couverture rigide

Cockerill, Helen; Carrollfew, Lesley

 
9781898683254: Communicating Without Speech: Practical Augmentative & Alternative Communication

Synopsis

This volume presents current research and accepted good practice in the field of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems. The authors give detailed information on the neurology of speech and language, and offer guidelines for the assessment of non-speaking children. The chapters discuss such topics as issues of prognosis for speech, timing of intervention, and the importance of working within a multidisciplinary framework. The central role of families and schools in the successful introduction and support of AAC for social communication and curriculum access is recognized, and a range of AAC systems and resources are described, as are the views of AAC users and their families.

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À propos des auteurs

(d.o.b. 14.7.60) - specialist speech and language therapists at Guy's Hospital - part-time lecturer City University, London and University College London - specialises in areas of cerebral palsy, learning disability, autism, feeding, augmentative & alternative communication and play & communication - lectures in UK and internationally on specialist subjects - authored chapters on cerebral palsy, play Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists Council for Professionals Supplementary to Medicine International Society for Augmentative & Alternative Communication

(d.o.b.3.10.46) - research speech and language therapist, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital - specialises in cerebral palsy, feeding and augmentative and alternative communication - member of MacKeith Meeting Committee at Royal Society of Medicine - authored chapters on feeding disabled children - lectures on specialist subjects in UK and internationally Royal College of Speech and Language Therapist Council for Professionals Supplementary to Medicine International Cerebral Palsy Society European Academy of Childhood Disability

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