Developmental Speech and Language Disorders

Abstract

This book outlines the course of normal speech and language development, then provides a complete review of assessment methods diagnose childhood syndromes involving language. The volume focuses on how approach observation, selection of assessment procedures, interpretation of assessment results, differential diagnosis, and the establishment of treatment goals rather than on how to assess, diagnose, and treat language impaired children. This book brings clinicians from all backgrounds a framework for interdisciplinary integration of speech and language disorders, and would be of interest child psychiatrists, child psychologists, social workers, speech/language pathologists, teachers, educational therapists, and parents.

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