… speech-language pathologist and a play therapist. The purpose of this clinical focus article is
to describe child play therapy … reduced social interaction and thus decrease language skills. …

… of academic abilities, Most graduate speech-language pathology students must be not only
… meet successfully the demands of clinical interactions during their undergraduate praeticum …

… the effects of an interactive workshop involving speech-language pathology students on
medical students’ knowledge about communication in relation to speech-language disorders. …

… ”); professional practice, interactions, and personal qualities (eg, “Establishes rapport and
shows care, compassion, and appropriate empathy during interactions with client/patients and …

… clinical development of speech-language pathology graduate students. Eight female students
attending the speech-language pathology … create the model of clinical development. This …

This study identified the clinical placement and supervisory models used within 45 speech-language
pathology professional preparation programs in seven English-speaking countries …

… as we have experimented with clinical practice, our theories about speech therapy have …
learning is applied to the interactive nature of learning in speechlanguage therapy, the roles of …

… Therapy consisted of 6 sessions of clinic-based therapy and 6 weeks of home consolidation.
Speech … for each child before therapy, during therapy, and up to 12 months posttherapy. …

… It is this identity that guides us in our clinical interactions and intertwines with our clients’
identity. Ultimately, new meaningful moments—self-defining stories and memories—are created …

… of speech and language change which are presently being pursued in speech-language
path… Mecham’s intention is to show how research and clinical performances can interact in …