Joint attention activities speech therapy

    • [DOCX File]Perceptual Skills for Use of an AAC System - Van Tatenhove

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      rialed: For each method trialed, describe position of the display, size of display, number and size of targets on the display, ability to access all points on the display, use of a key guard, accuracy in selections, observation of what is happening to the person’s body as he/she accesses the system.


    • [DOC File]Physical Therapy - The Weston Group

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      Speech Therapy. Anything that limits an individual’s ability to communicate limits life. With proper identification and treatment, the impact of a speech and language problem can be eliminated or minimized. Speech-Language Pathologists are qualified to identify and treat these problems: Aphasia (language impairment)


    • [DOCX File]Selective Mutism Association

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      Speech-Language Therapy and Selective Mutism Contributed by: Evelyn R. Klein, PhD, CCC-SLP and Sharon Lee Armstrong, PhD. The following information relates to the work of speech-language pathologists and how they may contribute to the treatment benefits of children with selective mutism (SM).


    • [DOCX File]Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapies

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      Speech Therapy (ST) The treatment of speech and communication disorders. The approach used depends on the disorder. It may include physical exercises to strengthen the muscles used in speech (oral-motor work), speech drills to improve clarity, or sound production practice to improve articulation.


    • [DOCX File]SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY - CSH Surrey

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      Speech, Language and Communication. Yes. No. Does the child make meaningful/appropriate eye contact? Does the child respond consistently to his/her name? Does the child have a strong own agenda and find it difficult to follow adult direction? Does the child share joint attention and focus on age appropriate activities with adult support?


    • [DOCX File]Report (Pre-Assessment,

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      Engages in joint attention with a communication partner? ... Client has a degenerative condition for which tradition speech/language therapy is not effective. Their natural speech does not allow them to meet the majority of their daily communication needs. ... (scenes or grids relating to specific activities . Pragmatically Organized (fxn- ex ...


    • [DOC File]Chapter 14

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      Also, one or more protocols may be selectively printed out and used as needed. In assessing children with multiple disorders of communication, the clinician may combine these protocols with other protocols (e.g., speech assessment protocols, language assessment protocols, or voice assessment protocols).


    • [DOC File]A Socio-Communication Intervention Model for Selective Mutism

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      This model not only incorporates speech and situation variables, but takes into account variables related to non-verbal communication (e.g., proxemics, kinesics, eye gaze, non-verbal turn-taking, participation in joint activity routines), alternative methods of communication (e.g., writing), the functions of communication, and communicative ...


    • [DOC File]Answer Key - Worksheets - Content of the Patient Records ...

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      TRUE or FALSE Administration 61. The transfusion record contains patient ID, blood group/Rh of patient/donor, crossmatching, donor's ID #, and the record of of the transfusion. Physical therapy, occupational therapy, vocational/rehabilitative services, psychiatric services, prosthetic/orthotic services, audiology, speech pathology, etc. 62.


    • [DOC File]EVALUATION

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      The ability to share a focus of attention is considered an important prerequisite to the development of verbal social-communication, receptively and expressively. Harry did not demonstrate joint attention of an object with the clinicians, which requires that both partners engage in reciprocal eye gaze and attend to an object or activity.


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      Hannah will also engage in joint attention to actions or objects with the therapist by using eye contact during these activities. 2b. Hannah will follow verbal and visual prompts to take turns playing with preferred items during therapy sessions.



    • [DOC File]A Socio-Communication Intervention Model for Selective Mutism

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      While borrowing from several previous approaches to therapy that have been reported to have some success, such as stimulus fading and audio feed-forward (Blum et al., 1998; Kehle et al.,1998), the overall theoretical approach to intervention was social-pragmatic and emphasized turn-taking, reciprocity, shared focus, and participation in joint ...


    • [DOC File]Ideas for Recommendations:

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      Speech/language therapy is also recommended to increase XXX’s expressive and receptive language skills. Specific targets might include: Expanding his variety of communicative intents and teaching appropriate ways to request help, request information, make comments, etc. Increasing joint attention and eye-contact with others.


    • [DOC File]SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY: SERVICES IN THE SCHOOLS

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      The purpose of this document is to provide a resource for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) working in the schools that incorporate both state/federal regulations and best practice in the field of speech-language pathology. As school reform issues emerge and policies change, the role of the SLP also continues to evolve.


    • [DOC File]University of Washington

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      For all activities, SN was supported by verbal cues, direct modeling of language and behavior, and physical guidance. Speech. Connected Speech: Various sounds were produced during babbling: /p, b, m, l, n, s/. /s/ was consistently distorted while other consonants were imprecise. A variety of vowel approximations were noted as well in his ...


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