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Table of Contents “...Foundations of counseling skills -- Basics -- Theories of counseling: application to speech-language pathology and audiology -- Therapeutic relationship and therapeutic communication -- Interviewing and therapy microskills -- Counseling in a multicultural society: implications for the field of communication disorders -- Working with families -- Counseling skills for working with specific disorders -- Counseling skills for working with speech, language, fluency, voice, and cleft lip and palate disorders -- Counseling skills for adult neurological disorders and dysphagia -- Counseling for adults and children who have hearing loss -- Therapeutic process with challenging situations and behaviors -- Defense mechanisms relevant to speech-language pathologists and audiologists -- Working with challenging and difficult emotional states -- Communicating bad news and working with challenging situations -- Working with resistance and anger -- Working with crisis situations -- Taking care of ourselves....”

Table of Contents “...chapter I CASE STUDIES OF ACQUIRED SURFACE DYSLEXIA -- chapter I Introduction -- chapter 1 Whole-word and Analytic Translation of Spelling to Sound in a Non-semantic Reader -- chapter 2 Reading and Writing by Letter Sounds -- chapter 3 Lexicalisation and Reading Performance in Surface Dyslexia -- chapter II COMPREHENSION IN SURFACE DYSLEXIA -- chapter II Introduction -- chapter 4 Routes to Meaning in Surface Dyslexia -- chapter 5 Routes and Strategies in Surface Dyslexia and Dysgraphia -- chapter 6 Common Mechanisms in Dysnomia and Post-semantic Surface Dyslexia: Processing Deficits and Selective Attention -- chapter 7 Word Comprehension inSurface Dyslexia -- chapter III SURFACE DYSLEXIA IN VARIOUS ORTHOGRAPHIES -- chapter III Introduction -- chapter 8 Surface Dyslexia in a Language Without Irregularly Spelled Words -- chapter INTRODUCTION -- chapter CASE REPORT -- chapter GENERAL DISCUSSION -- chapter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- chapter 10 Dyslexia in a DravidianLanguage -- chapter IV SURFACE DYSLEXIA AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF READING -- chapter IV Introduction -- part 11 Surface Dyslexia: Variations Within a Syndrome -- chapter AN EXPANSION OF THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PHONOLOGICAL ROUTE -- chapter CASE REPORTS -- chapter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- chapter 12 On How We Read Non-Words: Data From Different Populations -- chapter 13 Beneath the Surface of Developmental Dyslexia -- chapter V MODELLING THE PRONUNCIATION OF PRINT -- chapter V Introduction -- chapter 14 From Orthography to Phonology: An Attempt at an Old Interpretation -- chapter 15 Phonological Reading: From Patterns of Impairment to Possible Procedures -- chapter 16 The -- chapter 17 Issues in the Modelling of Pronunciation Assembly in Normal Reading -- chapter VI NEUROLOGICAL APPENDIX -- chapter 18 CT Scan Correlates of Surface Dyslexia....”
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Table of Contents “...Normal-disordered continuum -- The concept of ideal voice quality -- Crosslinguistic aspects of voice quality -- Phonetic evaluation of voice quality -- The transcription of voice quality -- Dysprosody -- Measuring vocal quality -- The use of self-organizing maps for the classification of voice disorders -- Acoustic analysis of voice quality : a tabulation of algorithms 1902-1990 -- Aerodynamic measures of voice production -- Laryngostroboscopy -- High-speed digital image recording for observing vocal fold vibration -- Voice quality and electrolaryngography -- Analysis by synthesis of pathological voices using the Klatt synthesizer -- Voice and emotional states -- The aging voice -- Phonatory effects of mass lesions -- Vocal fold paralysis -- Neurologic disease -- The spasmodic dysphonias -- Pediatric voice disorders -- Voice quality of deaf speakers -- Toward a theory of the dispositional bases of functional dysphonia and vocal nodules : exploring the role of personality and emotional adjustment....”

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Table of Contents “...Emotional Disorders in the Neurologically Deteriorating Older Adult /...”

Table of Contents “...Aphasia and related neurogenic communication disorders : basic concepts, management, and efficacy -- Appendix 1A: Aphasia united "top 10" international best practic recommendations for aphasia -- Significant landmarks in the history of aphasia and its therapy -- Elements of neurology essential for understanding the aphasias -- Plasticity and recovery in aphasia -- Formal and informal assessment of aphasia -- Therapy approaches to aphasia -- Extralinguistic cognitive consideration in aphasia management -- Disorders of auditory comprehension -- Disorders of word production -- The acquired disorders of reading -- Written language and its impairments -- Disorders of sentence processing in aphasia -- Approaches to assessment and treatment of everyday talk in aphasia -- Quality-of-life approach to aphasia -- Living with aphasia : a client-centered approach -- Aphasia in multilingual populations -- Nature and assessment of right hemisphere disorders -- Appendix 17A: Sample case history supplement form -- Appendix 17B: A performance inventory for everyday environments and tasks -- Treatment of right hemisphere disorders -- Traumatic brain injury in adult -- Appendix 19A: Rancho Los Amigos Scale -- Appedix 19B: Assessment tools based on the World Health Organization model -- Dementia and related cognitive disorders -- Acquired apraxia of speech -- Management of dysarthria....”
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Table of Contents “...Neurological foundations of listening and talking : we hear with the brain -- The audiovestibular system -- Hearing and hearing loss in infants and children -- Diagnosing hearing loss -- Hearing aids, cochlear implants, and remote microphone (RM) systems -- Intervention issues -- Auditory "work" -- Spoken language learning -- Constructing meaningful communication -- Interacting in ways that promote listening and talking....”
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Table of Contents “...Genetic hearing loss : a brief history -- Epidemiology, etiology, genetic mechanisms, and genetic counseling -- Embryology of the mammalian ear -- Gene/environment interactions in acquired hearing loss -- Syndrome diagnosis and investigation in the hearing-impaired patient -- Genetic hearing loss with no associated abnormities -- Genetic hearing loss associated with external ear abnormalities -- Eye disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with musculoskeletal disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with renal disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with neurologic and neuromuscular disorders -- Genetics hearing loss associated with cardiac abnormalities -- Genetic hearing loss associated with endocrine disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with metabolic disorders -- Integumentary disorders -- Oral and dental disorderss -- Chromosome disorders....”

Table of Contents “...Anatomy and physiology -- Assessment -- Approaches to intervention -- Pediatric disorders and their treatment -- Adult disorders and their treatment -- Neurologic and geriatric disorders and their treatment -- Communication after laryngectomy and tracheotomy -- Sex, gender, and effects on voice -- Psychosocial dynamics and counseling....”
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Table of Contents “...Pt. 1: Introduction to clinical medicine -- Pt. 2: Cardinal manifestations and presentation of diseases -- Pt. 3: Genes, the environment, and disease -- Pt. 4: Regenerative medicine -- Pt. 5: Aging -- Pt. 6: Nutrition -- Pt. 7: Oncology and hematology -- Pt. 8: Infectious diseases -- Pt. 9: Terrorism and clinical medicine -- Pt. 10: Disorders of the cardiovascular system -- Pt. 11: Disorders of the respiratory system -- Pt. 12: Critical care medicine -- Pt. 13: Disorders of the kidney and urinary tract -- Pt. 14: Disorders of the gastrointestinal system -- Pt. 15: Disorders of the joints and adjacent tissues -- Pt. 16: Endocrinology and metabolism -- Pt. 17: Neurologic disorders -- Pt. 18: Poisoning, drug overdose, and envenomation -- Pt. 19: High-altitude and decompression sickness....”

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Table of Contents “...Sleep stages and basic sleep monitoring -- Technology of sleep monitoring: differential amplifiers, digital polysomnography, and filters -- Sleep staging in adults -- Biocalibration, artifacts, and common variants of sleep -- Sleep staging in infants and children -- Sleep architecture parameters, normal sleep, and sleep loss -- Neurobiology of sleep -- Monitoring respiration: technology and techniques -- Monitoring respiration: event definitions and examples -- Sleep and respiratory physiology -- Cardiac monitoring during polysomnography -- Monitoring of limb movements and other movements during sleep -- Polysomnography, portable monitoring, and actigraphy -- Subjective and objective measures of daytime sleepiness -- Obstructive sleep apnea syndromes: definitions, epidemiology, diagnosis, and variants -- Pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea -- Consequences of obstructive sleep apnea and the benefits of treatment -- Obstructive sleep apnea treatment overview and medical treatments -- Positive airway pressure treatment -- Oral appliance and surgical treatment for obstructive sleep apnea -- Central sleep apnea and hypoventilation syndromes -- Sleep and obstructive lung disease -- Restless leg syndrome, periodic limb movements in sleep, and the periodic limb movement disorder -- Hypersomnias of central origin -- Insomnia -- Circadian rhythm sleep disorders (CRSD) -- Clinical EEG and nocturnal epilepsy -- Parasomnias -- Psychiatry and sleep -- Sleep and non-respiratory physiology -- Sleep and neurological disorders....”

Table of Contents “...Why rapid assessment is essential for ward staff -- Track and trigger systems : early warning scores, calling criteria, and rapid response teams -- Assessment techniques -- A-B-C-D-E : airway assessment and management techniques -- A-B-C-D-E : breathing (and failure to breathe) -- A-B-C-D-E : circulation (and circulatory failure) -- A-B-C-D-E : acute neurological care (disability) -- A-B-C-D-E : everything that should be considered for other potential problems -- Patient centred care, team working, and communication....”
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Table of Contents “...Cluttering: a neurological perspective / Per A. Alm -- Possible genetic factors in cluttering / Dennis Drayna -- Motor speech control and cluttering / David Ward -- A preliminary comparison of speech rate, self-evaluation and disfluency of people who speak exceptionally fast, clutter or speak normally / Klaas Bakker ... ...”
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Table of Contents “...Manning -- Substance use and misuse by persons in medical rehabilitation / Dennis Moore, Bridget Gerber -- Neurological complications in rehabilitation / Victor W. ...”