… Like the interaction between this author’s mother and her neurologist, some speech-language
therapy interactions focus on symptoms, facts, or tasks without integrating participants’ …

… If speech-language pathologists maintain a therapeutic focus … therapy with functional
outcomes. To accomplish these aims, speech-language pathologists should be expert in language …

… , the exclusion criterion ‘therapeutic relationship is not a main research focus and/or a central
topic in the results section of the paper’ was necessary to secure the focus of this review. …

… focus of therapy. … speech and language therapy. We did so by conducting semistructured
interviews with children in which they described their experiences with their speech–language …

… The therapy targets and activities we included are meant to serve as illustrations of basic
intervention practice, and only as starting points in the therapeutic … interests focus on language/…

… in speech-language pathology predominantly focuses on the outcome of specific treatment
methods and techniques. The number of empirical research studies on the therapeutic …

… In this study, 11 experienced female speech–language … who had previously been involved
in a focus group interview/study (… speech–language pathologists had set goals for their therapy…

… The focus of the book is on the decision- making process which underpins the management …
specialist speech and language therapy services across the UK. Each author focuses on the …

… We will define PCC as having a primary focus on the person as opposed to the task, recognizing
and valuing personal knowledge and experience as well as the person's autonomy and …

… which aspects of the therapeutic alliance are important to PWA during speech-language
pathology post-… Future research should focus on developing a theoretically robust measure of …