… –language pathologists tend to assume they do this competently and to the advantage of their
clients… for the ability to understand sensitively and accurately the [client's] situation” (p. 36). …

… (1) improve the health care team's ability to manage symptoms and … ability to maintain
social connectivity. This article describes methods for implementing speech–language pathology …

… is integrated with practitioner expertise and client preferences and values into the … -language
pathology has long been accustomed to incorporating practitioner expertise and client …

… much more effective for the client than using an approach that … to counseling as a
speech-language pathologist. It is one that … caring for the client and an ability to identify with the …

… Themes from these interviews indicated that children valued several characteristics of their
speech-language clinicians—including the ability to make treatment fun, to create routines …

… The process of interpreting during a speech-language pathologist/interpreter/client conference
… and are able to clarify information if a client appears confused (facial expression, body …

… assessing the client's ability to express choice, either verbally or non-verbally (36 respondents:
75% always, 19.4% often, 5.6% sometimes, 0% rarely, 0% never), and their ability to …

… This review included empirical studies of speech-language pathology clients of all ages
and clinical areas, their caregivers (eg parents, partners), and/or qualified SLPs, who are …

… Information provided to clients and their families was reported to be inhibited by their ability
to engage with and process information, due to insufficient time to adjust to their injury. This …

… Approximately 50.6% of the bilingual SLP participants in this study reported being “very
competent” in their ability to assess linguistically diverse clients as compared to only 30% of …