… context is different between countries, we maintain that this is relevant wherever speech and
language therapists … Finally, we recommend that speech and language therapy services be …

… Within this discussion of the construction of the therapeutic context, however, we should
not forget that this contextual construction is actually a co-construction. What are the …

… We argue that it is the responsibility of speechlanguage therapists (SLTs) and audiologists
(As… our knowledge of speech and language development in the local context; however, further …

… Systematic consideration of the Personal Factors component for each client is also important
in speech-language therapy. Client-centredness or person-centredness is increasingly …

… materials that are appropriate for their clients’ particular language … in speech-language
therapy and audiology, which has been carried out in South Africa and other developing contexts …

… The whole argument of the paper appears to be predicated on equating the power
asymmetry in the culture of medical contexts with that observed in the speech–language therapy …

… Despite the importance of these guidelines and requirements, the notion of collaborating
with parents within the context of speech-language therapy has been operationalized in myriad …

… The results would seem to indicate that SPs can present in a standardized manner within a
speech–language therapy context, confirming the value of their inclusion in clinical education …

… therapy targets and activities we included are meant to serve as illustrations of basic intervention
practice, and only as starting points in the therapeutic … Speechlanguage pathology is a …

… understanding of context, … speech–language therapy. There is a need to develop effective
strategies for information provision and review post-consultation. Speech–language therapists …