Early Years Case Study: Supporting a Child with.
In this case, the clinician was very sensitive to the needs of the parents in designing a program that would be acceptable to the family, yet beneficial for the child. The very successful outcome allowed the parents to be comfortable in continuing therapy for further gains and integration of newly acquired skills.
In this case study we hear from Heidi Robertson, a Deputy Manager and SENCO at Noah’s Ark Playgroup in Northampton. Heidi describes how she has worked to support a 3-year old child in her setting, identified as needing additional support around communication and language from a young age and later diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Case Study Albert: A Second Grade Boy with an Expressive Language Disorder. Albert was referred to me by a friend of his family. When I met him he was seven years old, in second grade, and getting some speech therapy at his public school.
Case Study Sophie: A Little Girl with an Articulation Disorder. Sophie was referred by her preschool teacher at age five years. Outside-the-family listeners were understanding about 50 per cent of what she said, well below the norm of 100 per cent understandable speech by age four years.
AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER: A CASE STUDY OF MIKEY 4 Persistent current or past behavior across a variety of settings with shortfalls in emotional and social exchanges, nonverbal communication, as well as forming, upholding and comprehending relationships. Specific, repetitive activities, hobbies and actions that include stereotyped movements.
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Child autism spectrum disorder. G was 4 years old when her mum came to see me. G came with a possible diagnosis of autism. Her mother was desperate to get help for her daughter who she feared the system and services had already written off as beyond help or improvement. View case study.
The essential feature of Selective Mutism (SM) is the persistent failure to speak in specific social situations (e.g., school) where speaking is expected, despite speaking in other situations (American Psychiatric Association, 2000).The disturbance may significantly interfere with educational or occupational achievement or with social communication.
The lifetime effect of communication disorders is supported by research into the correlation between language disorders and unemployment. One study revealed that participants who had difficulty in communication are unemployed at rate just over 40%. The rate of unemployment for individuals with speech disorder, in particular, stood at between 67.
If the parent fails to adhere to the child protection plan as in the case study and the child is exposed to significant harm, care proceedings have to be started in a family court (Family Justice Council 2010). The local authorities in collaboration with social care workers will try to work out the necessary changes required of the family.
Cambridge Core - Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics - Case Studies in Communication Disorders - by Louise Cummings.
For a child to be diagnosed with social communication disorder, the symptoms of the disorder must be present in early childhood—though they may not fully manifest until speech, language, and communication demands start to exceed her pragmatic skills.
Autism Case Study: Autism is the psychological disorder, which is characterized with the deficit of social relations and communication and continuously repeated actions. All the mentioned symptoms are revealed already at the age of three. Autism is closely connected with genetics, but many scientists still do not know whether the genetic factor is the key one which causes autism, as there is a.
