… in which the speaker spends their life. Instead, gender … In addition, we suggest that clinicians
find out from individual … -being as a result of the speech-language pathologist's practices are …

… concerns: speech sound disorders, spoken language, written language, … Individuals shall
not engage in any form of conduct that adversely reflects on the professions or on the individual…

… for speech-language pathology at all stages of prevention, assessment, and intervention is
outlined. Greater advocacy by speech-language … of language and literacy skills in early life. …

… pathology is not possible for many individuals for different reasons, including geographical
… of speech and language problems in children and as a result decrease their quality of life in …

… of life of the individual and family members (American Speech–Language–Hearing
Association 2016). Besides the use of techniques such as minimizing distractions, the use of body …

… in their life- time (J: OR = 4.0, [1.9, 8.7]; P: OR = 15.1, [5.8, 39.3]). Individuals with a prison …
postural instability and gait disorders and quality of life among persons with Parkinson’s …

… We included 32 individuals with aphasia after a first stroke who were followed 2 years post-…
in daily life activities. To treat aphasia, all patients received conventional speech therapy at …

… individuals … Individuals who apply to graduate school are each unique and have gone
through a variety of experiences. The results from this study strengthen the idea that individual …

… Developmental language disorder 1 (DLD) describes individuals who, in the absence of
a … Second, we examine the predictive role of language abilities for each of these life areas. …

… threat to a person's mental or physical well-being, a risk of upsetting an established lifestyle,
or where a message is given which conveys to an individual fewer choices in his or her life. …