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ProEFA, EFA, DHA...What's that?
Is it possible that it can help your
child in the area of language, eye contact, behavior, focus, and so much
more. This was explored at CHERAB's fact finding apraxia
conference with leading neurological scientists. Explore this
area, and keep watching for results of upcoming clinical research.
EFAs
Speech
Therapy Matrix
Seek private evaluations from an
ASHA certified SLP (Speech Language Pathologist) as well as medical
evaluations from a neurologist and a developmental pediatrician who are knowledgeable
about apraxia as well as other disorders. Bring these evaluations to
your child's school with the guideline at this link which is a guidelines for
how much speech therapy a child should have in school.
Speech
Matrix
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website -please click on duckie "index" |
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Nancy Kaufman's Kidspeech
For nearly 10-years, the Kaufman
Children's Center for Speech and Language Disorders (KCC) has been the
leader in providing specialized apraxia of speech therapy in preschool
and early elementary-aged children.
The director of the KCC, Nancy R. Kaufman,
M.A., CCC/SPL, has specialized in the preschool population for 21-years.
She lectures locally and nationally on the subject of apraxia of speech
in children and has earned awards for continuing education. Nancy
Kaufman is one of the members of the board of CHERAB Foundation, and was
part of the First Apraxia Conference
Kaufman Kits
Ideas To Encourage Language
Helen L. Kaye, M.Ed., CCC/SLP,
is the Director of Cary Speech,
and is the speech therapist for Nicole
Carnell's apraxic son, and she raves about her! Nicole is an
Outreach Coordinator for CHERAB, and helped to coordinate the first apraxia
conference with leading neurological scientists. If you are
looking for solid advise for your child's speech issues either online, or
in person, you can contact Cary
Speech Services at (919) 460-0113, email
them, or visit the practice at: 875 Walnut St., Suite
252, Cary, NC 27511
More
Ideas from Cary Speech
Oral Motor Therapy Ideas
New Visions provides continuing
education and therapy services to professionals and parents working with
infants and children with feeding, swallowing, oral-motor, and pre-speech
problems.
New Visions was established in 1985 by Suzanne Evans Morris, Ph.D. Its
programs are located in the Blue Ridge foothills of Nelson County,
Virginia.
New Visions
"Talking Back"
Using Picture Exchange Communication
System. Excellent site for ANY child that is still learning to talk.
DoToLearn
Child Apraxia Therapy Ideas
Great
Therapy Ideas
PROMPT
Barbara Goldfarb's, who presented Prompt at The Children's Apraxia
Network's May 1st 2000 panel meeting, is on the first link.
PROMPT WEBSITE
PROMPT Information From
Apraxia-Kids
Oral Motor Speech Therapy: Sarah R. Johnson M.S.CCC-SLP
Oral Motor Speech Therapy
Dr. Edythe Strand
" You need enough trials (repetitions) per session in order to allow
motor learning to occur and become habituated toward more automatic
processing."- Learn more here!
Dr.
Edyth Srand
Speech Books For Professionals
Or Parents
Pam
Marshalla, M.A., CCC-SLP
Great Therapy Ideas! - Oral
Sensory-Motor Tools-Toys & Techniques
Speech Dynamics
Resource Center For
Kids-Teachers (& Parents Too)
Kiddyhouse
Activities to Encourage Language Development
The activities
listed in this simplistic chart encourage speech and interaction from 0-6.
Activities
For Language Development
How To Get The Most Out Of Speech Therapy
For our elementary aged children.
Most out
of Speech Therapy
American Sign Language
American
Sign Language
Reasons
That Sign Might Be Used For A Child With Apraxia,
Or A Young Child With Little Or No Speech
Late Talker Website
Dr. Thomas Sowell wrote a book on
late talking children that created a huge amount of attention, as well as some
controversy. I believe it's important to read the following, quoted
from this website. "What should I do about the
late talking? It is very important to rule out any medical
conditions, including hearing loss that may be contributing to the late
talking. Many families have already done this before corresponding
with me, but be sure to do this if you haven't already. It is very
important to have an ACCURATE assessment completed by a skilled clinician.
DO NOT ACCEPT ANY LABEL OR ASSESSMENT RESULTS THAT ARE NOT ACCURATE. You
can contact the American Speech Language-Hearing Association in Rockville,
Maryland for a list of certified clinicians in your area."
Parent's
Group At Vanderbilt University School Of Medicine
Vital Signs
Sheila Frick, OTR is a well known
clinician and lecturer with expertise in many areas related to sensory
processing dysfunctions and oral/motor and respiratory issues.
Sheila Frick
Brain Gym (Occupation Therapy-OT) By Paul Dennison
Brain Gym
Using Recordings To Understand
Unclear Words
Scott
Bilker's Talking Page
Bell Reading Program
Bell Reading Program
Speech And Language Pathology Materials
SLP Materials
Look! Listen! Learn Language
Look!Listen!Learn!
Hanen Center "It Takes Two To Talk"
Hanen
Fast For Word
Scientific
Learning
"Picture Exchange Communication
System" (PECS) To Purchase
PECS To Purchse 1
Build A School Bus (And More)
Special Needs Products
Aphasia / Oral Apraxia Tutor
Therapy Software
Augmentative And Alternative Communication
Augmentative And Alternative
Communication
Phonics
The Phonics Desk by Leapfrog Toy
Phonics
Earobics
Earobics
Fast For Word Research
Scientific
Learning
Schwab Foundation For Learning
Schwab Foundation
NJ Learning
Resource Center
Resource Center NJ
Educational And Behavioral Development
Educational Development