… This study did not evaluate the effectiveness of SLPs’ counseling skills, the clients perceived
benefit of counseling, or therapeutic outcomes that could result from the counseling. Future …

… to consider the process speech-language pathologists use to discharge clients. This topic is
… of the message and social interaction skills were infrequently reported in the current study. …

… and engage with written language. Thus, speech-language pathologists (SLPs) have a
crucial role in supporting the written language skills of their school-aged clients (American …

… to be examined in this study, the words “clients” and “students” were added to this definition
… speech-language pathologists in this study did not appear to perceive knowledge and skills, …

… speech-language pathology… speech-language pathology, and only one published study
has been identified that describes the use of SPs to train students in speech-language pathology…

… Participants debated the benefits of filtering information to meet the perceived skills and
resilience of clients and their carers. New graduate speech- language pathologists were …

… In each of the above examples, the knowledge and skills of the SLP can be tapped to … If
the client is a child with ASD (as above), is that enough detail for the question? Detailed client …

… speech–language pathology. Telepractice does not appear to have a negative effect on rapport
between SLPs and paediatric clients… knowledge of, and skills with using technology, they …

… Therefore, to understand the situation in Finland the current study aims to gain information
about SLPs’ work with CLD clients. The focus of this thesis is to understand how cultural …

… speech-language pathologist a variety of functional and meaningful strategies to improve
clients’ communication skills… furthering their functional communication skills, regardless of the …