Communication Sciences and Disorders: A Clinical Evidence-Based Approach

by Laura M. Justice, Erin E. Redle

"A clinical, case-based approach to communication sciences and disorders."" ""Communication Sciences and Disorders, 3/e "introduces students to the field through clinicians, patients and families. Rich with examples, the first part covers foundational concepts of development, anatomy, physiology, augmentative communication and complex communication. Following these foundations, the second part highlights inherited and acquired disorders affecting children and older adults. A new chapter features multicultural topics, while an expanded chapter delves into advancements in assessment and intervention. Strong themes of literacy weave throughout.

Genres: Textbooks

576 pages, Unbound

First published March 1, 2013

Reviews

[Caitlyn · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read this for my CSD 270 class! Very informative textbook and I enjoyed reading and learning more about communication disorders to the extent the book talked about. Well written and quite interesting for a textbook!

[Lisa · Rating 5 out of 5]

This textbook provided a thorough overview of the communication sciences and disorders field of study. I am excited to delve into classes that will expand on what I learned from this book.

[Lindsay]

I read an entire 550 page textbook in 3 weeks so yes I am going to include it in my gd reading challenge. As a textbook idk it was fine. Very nice broad overview of what speech language pathologists look at. Almost too much info because for e.g. it covered an entire semester of LING 101 in three pages. Come on.