This paper reviews some different meanings of the term 'psychosocial'and identifies the
different ways in which the social and psychological sequelae of aphasia can be explored …

As the profession of speech-language pathology continues to grow, it proliferates clinical
approaches. Recent additions have been to focus on a client's life participation, to involve …

This multi-modal study combined ethnographic methodologies (eg, interviews, observations)
with close discourse analysis of interaction to explore the referential practices of four …

In this article, communicative participation is developed as a unit of analysis for gaining
information about children's communication in everyday contexts. A construct is proposed …

The unique contribution of speech–language pathologists to human welfare is shaped by
clinical decisions. These decisions are, consciously or unconsciously, guided by theory, yet …