Psychiatric practice is founded upon communication, and knowledge of communication
disorders is thus crucial to the psychiatric team. This is especially true for the care of …

Abstract Language is the predominant means by which we interact with our environment.
Through language we are able not only to communicate and socialize with those around us …

The disorders of communication have traditionally been insufficiently familiar to psychiatrists,
despite the fact that psychiatric practice is founded upon communication. A knowledge of …

Students with different types of disabilities face challenges that limit their ability to actively
participate in educational activities on an equal level with their peers who do not have …

Children with psychiatric disorders often experience speech and language problems,
however, the association between the two is not fully understood. The literature lacks …

The purpose of the present study was to explore the perceptions of parents of children with
exceptionalities, transitioning from the community to formal school environments, learn more …

Summary DSM‐IV‐TR has included in this category expressive language disorder, mixed
receptive–expressive language disorder, phonological disorder, and stuttering and …

Children with psychiatric disorders often experience speech and language problems,
however, the association between the two is not fully understood. The literature lacks …

Heimann, M.(1992). Learning—A rare event. Nordisk Psykologi, 44, 203–211. Children tend
do learn at different rates and they also differ as regards the amount of necessary input. The …