The Innovative Concepts Speech and Language Therapy Newsletter
Complete Newsletter Archives: 1983-1989
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273 pages
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Description
The Complete Newsletter Archives book is packed with six years of Pam's original writings on speech-language therapy for children, with hundreds of topics covered in the newsletters, including countless practical therapy techniques for speech-language pathologists. Two decades since their original publication, we are excited to make this wealth of information available again.
The Innovative Concepts in Speech and Language Therapy Newsletter was published between 1983 and 1989. The newsletters were written by Pam Marshalla when she was beginning a private practice, was traveling nation-wide presenting workshops on oral-motor therapy, and was teaching at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana campus. This newsletter was the first major project undertaken by her company, Innovative Concepts. Its publication marked the company's inception as a business in the field of speech and language therapy. It was an innovative idea and the first such newsletter of its kind. Marshalla Speech and Language, Pam's second company, reprints it now for its historical value and because speech-language pathologists continue to ask for it. The Innovative Concepts in Speech and Language Therapy Newsletter is a practical volume of timeless information.
A Note on the Collection
This historic collection contains reprints of the newsletters as they originally appeared. No attempt has been made to re-edit the articles or to re-design the pages. The careful reader will note glaring typographical and spelling errors here and there throughout these pages. Pam Marshalla apologizes in advance for these flaws and asks the reader to remember that she was writing and designing the newsletters by herself as a young professional without the help of copy editors or graphic designers. This newsletter began on a manual typewriter written at a dining room table. It improved in quality over the years as her writing, editing and designing styles evolved and as she moved from manual typewriters to Apple computers.
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Recent Feedback
"I still have (and use) my binder with all of the original newsletters - I was so sad when that newsletter ended! It will be a great resource for so many others who did not receive them the first time, or did not save them!"
- Bridget Dwyer, SLP