Communication therapy : an integrated approach to aural rehabilitation with deaf and hard of hearing adolescents and adults /
Moseley, Mary June.
Bally, Scott J.,1945-
NHS Health Scotland.Library,former owner.StEdNL
Washington, D.C. : Gallaudet University Press,
1996.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Defining the populations / Mary Ann Kinsella-Meier -- An integrated therapy model / Mary Pat Wilson and Susanne M. Scott -- Communication strategies for adults with hearing loss / Scott J. Bally -- Informational and adjustment counseling / Harriet Kaplan -- Psychosocial aspects of adult aural rehabilitation / Janet L. Pray -- Technology for aural rehabilitation / Harriet Kaplan -- Auditory skills / Bobbi Redinger -- Speechreading / Harriet Kaplan -- Speech and voice skills / James J. Mahshie and Antoinette S. Allen -- Pronunciation skills / Scott J. Bally -- Language skills / Maureen Nichols and Mary June Moseley -- Telephone communication training / Mary Pat Wilson and Susanne M. Scott -- Case studies / Mary June Moseley, Susanne M. Scott, and Scott J. Bally.
This new book for students and professionals emphasizes a functional approach to aural rehabilitation for deaf and hard of hearing adolescents and adults that has been refined during the past several years. It details the use of an integrated therapy strategy designed to meet a variety of needs for each client while simultaneously working on multiple communication skill areas. Particular care has been taken to address the different requirements of deaf and hard of hearing adolescents and adults, including information about the unique needs of the culturally Deaf population. Throughout this practical text, clinicians receive encouragement to learn American Sign Language to enhance communication with Deaf clients. Communication Therapy calls upon the expertise of various authorities well-versed in integrated therapy. They explain fully the state-of-the-art practices for all therapy areas, from global areas in communication therapy to technology for aural rehabilitation, auditory skills, speechreading, speech and voice, pronunciation, and language skills, and telephone communication training. Case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of the integrated approach, making this book a significant advancement in communication therapy.
Label on front free endpaper and front cover: Health Promotion Library Scotland, Health Education Board for Scotland, the Priory, Canaan Lane, Edinburgh ... ; and, other marks of ownership.
Deaf
Deaf children
Hearing impaired
Hearing impaired children