Eliciting Sounds: Techniques and Strategies for Clinicians

Eliciting Sounds: Techniques and Strategies for Clinicians

Help clients develop new speech sound behaviors with Eliciting Sounds: Techniques and Strategies for Clinicians, a practical, easy-to-use reference designed specifically for speech-language pathologists (SLPs).

Speech-language clinicians often encounter challenges when attempting to elicit a target sound, particularly when a client does not yet produce that sound as part of their existing response repertoire. This resource provides a convenient collection of clinical techniques and strategies designed to help practitioners evoke phonemes targeted for remediation.

The new edition continues the tradition of this classic clinical resource by presenting clinically relevant information in a compact and accessible format. Its practical approach makes it a useful tool for speech-language pathologists who need quick access to techniques during assessment and intervention.

Key Features

• Practical reference for speech-language pathologists

• Provides techniques for eliciting targeted speech sounds

• Addresses challenges with clients who do not yet produce a target phoneme

• Designed for quick and convenient clinical reference

• Compact format makes information easy to access during therapy

• Focuses on clinically relevant speech sound intervention strategies

• Useful for speech sound assessment and remediation

Ideal For

This resource is suitable for:

• Speech-language pathologists

• Speech-language pathology students

• Clinical educators and supervisors

• Speech and language therapy professionals

• Clinicians working with speech sound disorders

• Professionals seeking practical articulation therapy techniques

Product details

Whether you're working with a client who is learning a new phoneme or looking for practical techniques to support speech sound remediation, Eliciting Sounds: Techniques and Strategies for Clinicians provides a convenient clinical reference you can keep close at hand.

Add this practical speech-language pathology resource to your clinical or academic library today.