… who had observed a speech-language pathologist had then selected SLP as their first
choice of … students had a family member who had received SLP intervention and 25% knew a …

… /family members participating in assessment sessions. Similarly, less than half always had
parents/family members … activities to parents/other family members. Just over half indicated …

… Speech–language pathologists may also help the family to … to speech–language pathology
services in palliative care. Presenting this information might help the family member or SLP to …

… or, if a positive history of familial stuttering did exist, the majority of the affected family
members had also recovered. These findings offer the first potentially clear indicator of stuttering …

… mealtimes for family members/… family in conflict with the other members of the healthcare
team. It is in such circumstances that the SLP may become involved so as to affirm with family …

… 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 …

… speech–language pathology, this may mean the ability to collaborate with our early childhood
partners to develop family… SLPs with other team members across developmental areas to …

… if they attended medical visits without a family member or if they were unable to answer …
from their family member or a licensed SLP. Family members were immediate family members …

… to help educate other family members about activities or asking families to bring in video …
on how other family members were using strategies. Many family members recognised it could …

… in the ICF can also help speech-language pathologists to document and/or be … is a
speech-language pathologist who focuses on the Environmental Factor of training family members to …