Clinical Management of Motor Speech Disorders in Children

Speech-language clinicians who work with children have for a long time had
trouble obtaining clinical reference material designed specifically for
children. This comprehensive book furnishes the reader with a complete source of
information on assessment, treatment, and management strategies for children
with developmental apraxia, disarthria, and stuttering.

A Brandon-Hill
Selection.

Special features of this work include:

• More extensive coverage of several topics including
  pediatric dysphagia and management of disfluency as a motor speech disorder
• Contributing writers are clinicians actively working
  with children
• An innovative chapter on an integrated treatment
  approach in developmental apraxia
• Discussion of treatment efficacy issues, a particularly
  timely topic

This timely book integrates neuroanatomical and neurophysiological
development issues with speech motor control and motor learning as a basis for
treatment planning and service provision. Written by some of the leading
clinicians and researchers in the field, it presents a strong theoretical
framework to view cases within, but also provides real clinical practical
information. Plus, information is presented in a manner that is easily applied
by clinicians and students.