Guest guest Posted May 23, 2006 Report Share Posted May 23, 2006 Hi Elissa, Don't feel bad for not having heard of the effects of EFAs and EPAs on Apraxia. Many SLPs haven't, and I think a lot of parents are just frustrated because we aren't on the same page as our children's care givers in regard to appropriate diagnosis, treatment, and therapies. The fact that you've joined this group shows you're trying to do your part to remedy that, and I think that's great. The Late Talker and the Out-of-Synch Child are must reads, I think, for SLPs and OTs. My own experience tells me that there is such an overlap of symptoms for Sensory Integration/Processing and speech delay that there should be greater crossover and " cross training " between OTs and SLPs. It seems like the ideal SLP would be well- versed in oral-motor therapies and SI trained. I hope you will chime in to some of the posts. It would be great to get your perspective, shaped by your expertise and experience. Any advice you can give on appropriate therapy techniques, including your take on PROMPT would be much appreciated! Thanks for joining and welcome! Kristi (mom to 25 mos old boy with suspected apraxia and some SI issues) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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