Language therapy
Speech-language therapy stimulation in children with Down’s syndrome
... promote language devel- opment in children with DS; moreover, the therapeutic process is more promising when these children receive intervention as early as ...the language development process in this ...
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Speech-language therapy stimulation in children with Down’s syndrome
... eight therapy sessions following stimulation ...of language development: coordination of sensorimotor schema, constitution of object permanence, gestural/body imitation, imitation of utterances, deferred ...
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CoDAS vol.28 número4
... speech-language therapy services in the metropolitan area of Sao ...speech-language therapy and that the number of individuals assisted is below the ...speech-language therapy ...
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Evidence-based speech, language and hearing therapy and the Cochrane Library's systematic reviews
... speech, language and communicative gestures is usually affected by cerebral ...and language therapy to improve these children’s interactions with the world that surrounds them, and if possible make ...
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Audiol., Commun. Res. vol.18 número4
... speech-language therapy consulta- tions made in ERs during periods in which there were perma- nent speech-language therapy residents on ...
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Terapia de linguagem no espectro autístico: a interferência do ambiente terapêutico
... different language therapy environments which differ from each other on the physical ...individual language therapy sessions were videotaped: four sessions in regular therapy settings ...
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Telerehabilitation for aphasia – protocol of a pragmatic, exploratory, pilot randomized controlled trial (2018)
... speech- language therapy via videoconference per week over 4 weeks, in addition to standard aphasia rehabilitation (usual ...speech-language therapy (usual care) ...
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en 2317 1782 codas 29 5 e20170066
... Speech-language therapy area with focus on the aging ...simple language, clear purpose and concise content was designed based on scientiic ...
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CoDAS vol.29 número1
... speech language therapist working in the area of Educational Speech language therapy in Brazil, is of a professional predominantly of the female gender, who values the study continuity after ...
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Rev. CEFAC vol.16 número1
... the language processes of non-luent aphasic ...and language therapy implementing AAC, and to evaluate their perception regarding the resources of ...
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Comunicação oral de laringectomizados com prótese traqueoesofágica: análise comparativa pré e pós-treino
... speech- language therapy for laryngectomized patients with tracheoesophageal prosthesis, emphasizing the melodic variation can improve their communication quality that is considered, according to the ...
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CoDAS vol.25 número2 en a03v25n2
... Speciic Language Impairment, and to verify whether the time of speech-language therapy correlates to the performance on the conlict resolution ...Speciic Language Impairment (Research Group) ...
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PróFono R. Atual. Cient. vol.22 número4
... the language therapy, but it was not possible to determine if these differences were due to the different uses of the computer, to the development characteristics of each child or to the association of both ...
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Rev. CEFAC vol.18 número5
... and Language Therapy Course contribute to the improvement of your quality of life?” The non-parametric statistical Kruskal Wallis test was used at signi- icance level of 5% (p < ...
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PróFono R. Atual. Cient. vol.22 número3 en a16v22n3
... speech-language therapy in public services in our country, these factors do not should be taken as limiting for language development in children with ...
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Rev. soc. bras. fonoaudiol. vol.16 número1
... The three children received individual language therapy once a week during the whole period of this study. In each year there are two vacation periods with duration of two weeks in July and three weeks by ...
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Rate and rhythm control strategies for apraxia of speech in nonfluent primary progressive aphasia
... and language therapy is known to benefit individuals with apraxia of speech due to stroke, but little is known about its effects in primary progressive ...and language therapy for apraxia of ...
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Rev. CEFAC vol.17 número2
... and language therapy, in particular the direct intervention type – the characteristic of which is the treatment directed to the abilities and inabilities of each child –, has been emphasized as a means of ...
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Rev. soc. bras. fonoaudiol. vol.17 número2
... Speech-language therapy in these cases has the purpose to deactivate the infantile functional adjustment and to obtain muscular balance that provides a stable emission, with notes passing without breaks or ...
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CoDAS vol.28 número5
... Speech language therapies in a bilingual dialogical clinic conceive language as interaction and part of each inidividual’s history, enabling deaf people to access Brazilian sign language and the ...
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