… nature of engagement in the context of early speech-language pathology intervention. In
order for clinicians to effectively fulfil a role in helping family members to become engaged, a …

… -language pathologists had had to work with family or family friend interpreters at some
point, including some who had had to work with family members who were minors. …

… study, speech-language pathologists should encourage the involvement of the whole family
in … Future research should examine the impact of training and coaching all family members …

… grief may be provided to the PWA or their family members because there is a lack of clarity
about … and if the family unit is intact, it may be less clear what the PWA or their family needs. …

… b Reported previous experiences with SLPs in relation to other family members (other child,
… We have family members that aren't accepting this whole thing, and so it's black and white …

… We thank our families for their endless patience and encouragement during the development
of each edition of this resource manual. We love you. Thank you, Peggy and Jennifer. …

… However, our respondents in this current study disagreed (80.7%) to the item that ‘family
should keep their family member with a communication disorder at home to prevent …

… to children and families who are waiting for speech-language pathology, so families may be
… Despite aiming to recruit diverse members of the public with an interest in children’s speech …

… speech-language pathologists and families engage with each other in early speech pathology
… be important to consider how engagement may differ for other family members and carers. …

… Considering that family members are often the most significant … families agree and express
their desire to be key members of … When family members are part of the team and when their …