This paper provides an holistic and systematic view of a 7 year old boy, Jarrod, as a unique
individual with unintelligible speech. Jarrod was considered using the International …

Children with speech impairment form a significant part of many speech language pathology
caseloads. Traditionally, assessment and intervention with these children has focused on …

Threats and Worrall are to be applauded for their proactive article on the World Health
Organization ICF (WHO, 2001). They clearly describe the ICF and outline the positives …

Although most of the commentaries by Boles, Simmons-Mackie, Duchan and McLeod
acknowledge the benefits and importance of the ICF as a classification scheme and its …

The conceptual framework proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO), the
International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health,(ICF), provides a …

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health Children and Youth
Version (ICF-CY)(World Health Organization,) provides a relevant framework for …

Health classification schemes not only affect funding of speech-language pathology services
but the terminology used in the classification affects the way the profession communicates …

In this poem, Chris describes her place in an out-ofreach, weary, scary, confusing world.
Threats and Worrall would probably fit this information, drawn from an expression of …

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)(WHO, 2001)
provides a framework for the consideration of the health and wellness of all people. Threats …

This paper illustrates a psycholinguistic approach to investigating children's speech and
literacy difficulties by describing a “three-way” intervention plan for Jarrod, a 7 year old boy …