… individuals with aphasia, speech-language pathologists, and family members on the topic of
… with aphasia, speech-language pathologists, and family members in exploring the concept …

… with aphasia and their family members, and (2) family members' perception of the quality
of the services received. The results of this study will allow local speech therapists to better …

… families having one or various family members, and assesses the more members with
speech-language speech-language … " the family's organizational patWhen one member of a family …

… their family members. Data from in-depth interviews with 34 speech-language pathologists
… that speech-language pathologists had for the family members of the people with aphasia. …

… family members and including family members in goal setting and carryover activities has
traditionally been a component of speech-language … of including the family members in the …

… children and family members who do not speak English as a primary language. However,
eight of the nine participants also indicated that speaking a little of the family's language, most …

… 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 …

… families with children with ASD and limited speech receive services from speech-language …
and the importance of acknowledging the needs of all family members, not just a child with …

… With this new focus on family, questions arise as to how well speech-language pathology …
family members of people with PD (PwPD) and their recommendations for speech-language …

… through the continuum of care from the design and development of healthcare services to
involvement in the provision of individualized healthcare for their family member. Published …