… ) the provision of speech-language pathology (SLP) services … ) and their families and (b)
family members' perception of the … details of the SLP services and family members' perception of …

… Current and possibly conservative estimates are that more than 34 million people in the
United States provide care for a family member or friend who is elderly or who has a disability or …

… 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 …

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

… that speech-language pathologists set for their clients with aphasia and their respective family
members. … the goals that speech-language pathologists had for the family members of the …

… Common family activities may include interactive play, book sharing, feeding, dressing, and
other routines that occur repeatedly with family members, family friends, and other regular …

… about how speech-language pathology … family members' perspectives regarding challenges
faced as a communication partner, their experiences with any speech-language pathology …

… 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 …

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

… Patients and family members are also considered to be active members of the team rather
than passive recipients of services. The purpose of this article was to suggest ways the …