Description

This practical guide delves into the core principles of evidence-based assessment and intervention for child speech sound disorders. Grounded in established research, it offers a systematic approach to diagnosis and treatment across the diagnostic categories, ensuring therapists are using the most up to date advice and guidance to ensure the best possible outcomes for children with articulation, phonological and motor speech disorders.

Key features of this text include:

- In-depth coverage of evidence-based assessment principles, providing therapists with the tools needed to identify and diagnose speech sound disorders accurately.

- A range of evidence-backed interventions and guidance on target selection, to ensure that intervention is tailored to suit the unique requirements of individual children.

- Insights and contributions from experienced professionals in the field, sharing practical knowledge and real-world case studies.

- Practical advice on working with a diverse range of children, families, and education staff.

- Ready to go handouts and example resources.

Working with Children's Speech Sound Disorders is an indispensable reference for speech and language therapists and students seeking to apply evidence-based methods and make a meaningful impact on the lives of children with speech sound disorders. It offers a structured, easy-to-follow and navigate guide that fosters clinical excellence and ensures therapists are well-prepared to provide effective services children with Speech Sound Disorders regardless of their experience.