… speech-language pathology has added a different dimension in recent years, as speech-language
pathology assistants (… And how can a speech-language pathologist prepare to be an …

… pathology assistants, and the use of augmentative and … students as allowing for reciprocal
learning, being intellectually … -patient relationship and the patient-family relationship. This …

… We are advocating for SLPs to engage in long-term collaborative reciprocal relationships …
relationship between the hospital (the hospital’s patients) and the speech-language pathology …

… and assistance with … language concepts. Both groups also demonstrated limited understanding
of linguistic concepts denoting the relationship between spoken and written language. …

… relationship between professional and client. Early research into clinical interactions in speech–
language therapy … , so therapists need to retain the sense of this reciprocal collaborative …

… Furthermore, reading is reciprocal in nature: Children with stronger reading skills read more
than … We would like to thank the research assistants who assisted with the project and our …

… means, for educational assistants and teachers to effectively … relationship between a teacher
and an educational assistant … school supported this working relationship. Interviews and a …

… The relationship among these … assistants (CNAs), who were having to assist more residents
with meals in their rooms, and prompting increased referrals for speech-language pathology …

… Comparison of pre- and postsession survey data indicates that nursing assistant students …
by a person with aphasia and a speech-language pathologist was included as part of their …

… perhaps explained by a transactional relationship between SLPs and … Indeed, the reciprocal
nature of communication is an … project staff and research assistants, including Karie Wilson, …