… Themes from these interviews indicated that children valued several characteristics of their
speech-language clinicians—including the ability to make treatment fun, to create routines …

… Approximately 50.6% of the bilingual SLP participants in this study reported being “very
competent” in their ability to assess linguistically diverse clients as compared to only 30% of …

… This review included empirical studies of speech-language pathology clients of all ages
and clinical areas, their caregivers (eg parents, partners), and/or qualified SLPs, who are …

… abilities to counsel their clients. Direct observation and measurement of counseling skills is
challenging, particularly in a field such as speech-language pathology … -language pathology, …

… One important factor among SLPs who reported a higher sense of self-efficacy while working
with CLD clients, has been the ability to relate to the clients [39]. When families can build a …

… for our clients. The frustration levels are huge” (P 10). … hopeful that speech language
pathologists will be able to have … the therapeutic relationship between the client and therapist: “that …

… greater than 0.80 are generally accepted as appropriate in speech-language pathology. …
score a client receives that could represent the client's ability. For example, if a client receives a …

Full article: What do speech–language pathologists describe as most important when trying
to achieve client participation during aphasia rehabilitation? A qualitative focus group …

… accurately reflect the client’s communicative abilities and … Speech-language pathologists
have an obligation to maintain … Clinicians serve a diverse body of clients with communication or …

… -language pathologist about the accuracy of the interpretation and the client’s comprehension
abilities, given that the family member sometimes prompted the client. Finally, the speech-…