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Stubborn & Uncooperative (Online)
By Marshalla Speech
There are no published lessons in this course yet.
All speech-language pathologists face young clients who refuse to participate in speech-language activities. Some children don’t want to play unless it is play of their own design, and they hardly want to imitate sounds and words at all. In this seminar, Pam Marshalla draws from over three decades of clinical experiences to discuss 18 specific strategies to help clients overcome this type of uncooperative attitude. This material is designed to help therapists think through these issues regarding their own specific stubborn young clients.
- You can download the handout once your begin the course.
- This course is available for 0.10 ASHA CEUs and/or 1 state continuing education hour.
- Fill out the online CE Participation form after viewing this course to register for ASHA CEUs.