… We recommend that clinicians and parents collaboratively decide on tasks and responsibilities
to avoid burdening parents, and that they weigh the costs associated with performing …

… and treatment of communication disorders—would be better … clinician–client discourse in
the context of SLPs interacting with parents of children with suspected communication disorders…

… In addition, before the study, each researcher independently conducted at least four interviews
with parents, which were recorded and rated by the clinicians. High levels of agreement (…

… This review also incorporates a discussion of factors limiting comparisons between parent-implemented
and clinician-directed interventions for late talkers and across parent-…

… our clinical practice. The first hypothetical model stipulates that psychiatric disorders lead to
communication disorders. … Individual family factors such as parental mental illness and family …

… clinical records of children with language disorders identified years earlier, coupled with
surveys of more … based on retrospective analyses of clinical records and parental questionnaires …

… of pragmatic aspects of children’s communication difficulties. We aimed to (1) see … by
parents, and (2) consider its usefulness in a clinical context. Checklists were completed by parents …

… , parents and clinicians re-rated the child’s communication skills compared to their peers
using the same questionnaire. After completing these ratings, parents and clinicians were …

… Parents play a unique role in clinician-client relationships … This study explored parents’
perspectives on the clinician-client … An online survey collected responses from 159 parents with …

… , and a description of the types of communication disorders … communication disorders
exist across the life span, the focus of this chapter and book is on the communication disorders …