Apraxia Uncovered: The Seven Stages of Phoneme Development (CEUs Available)

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Description

ASHA SELF-STUDY COURSE Intermediate Level, 0.35 ASHA CEUsPam’s second material on childhood apraxia presents a deep perspective on speech sound development. This material is presented as a book and as a 3.5-hour audio seminar on 3 CDs or available online.

This course is available for ASHA CEUs and/or Continuing Education Hours and is also available for group CEUs (see below). This material has also been adapted into a poster for walls and binders.

Download the first 31 pages and begin reading today!

“I consider this book a “must have” for my library. I refer to it again and again as a resource to determine next steps for interventions with children on my caseload. ”
— Mary Richardson Vaughan, SLP

Book & Seminar Details

Using a month-by-month developmental framework, Pam describes how to nurture sound development in children who have great difficulty learning to make sounds and speech. Pam Marshalla integrates information from articulation, phonology, oral-motor, and infant vocal development into a comprehensive plan of treatment. Apraxia Uncovered will help you understand how to help the child make a wider variety of consonants, vowels, syllables and words, and to become more intelligible. Techniques are appropriate for children of all ages.

  • Hundreds of therapy suggestions
  • Reference book that fully summarizes lecture material
  • Based on thirty years of Pam’s clinical experience
  • Pam’s famous practical style
“I found Apraxia Uncovered to be extremely powerful in my understanding of apraxia and how to better treat my young students experiencing speech motor planning issues! Thank you!”
— Kathleen Anasagasti, SLP

The Seven Stages of Phoneme Development

  1. Preparing – getting the voice ready for speech
  2. Speechifying – making utterances sound speech-like
  3. Honing – zeroing-in on non-vocalic consonants differentiated by place
  4. Oscillating – incorporating reciprocating oral movements
  5. Solidifying – establishing basic syllable constructions
  6. Advancing – leaping beyond simple syllable constructions
  7. Finishing – adding clusters and stridency at all levels of speech

Apraxia Uncovered is:

  • Book, softcover, 160 pages
  • Also available: Online Seminar (3.5-hour audio seminar)
  • Or, also available: 3 CDs Set (3.5-hour audio seminar)
  • Also available: optional 0.35 ASHA CEUs (see details below) for audio seminars
  • Appropriate for SLPs and some parents
  • For children of all ages

Download the first 31 pages and begin reading today!

“I have found this book so helpful for my understanding of speech development. Marshalla really explains phonological development and how our understanding of the natural progression can help us with so many clients when we overlay the process (stretched out or compressed) over our clients’ progress. Love this book.”
— Alison Kerry, SLP

A Note To Parents

Pam has written this book and recorded this seminar in such a way that you will be able to follow the content. However, before you dig into this rather detailed material, Pam recommends that you read her earlier book, Becoming Verbal With Childhood Apraxia.

Common Question About This Material

Can you tell me how your books “Becoming Verbal With Childhood Apraxia” and “Apraxia Uncovered, The Seven Stages of Phoneme Development” are different? Which one should I read first?

  • Think of Becoming Verbal With Childhood Apraxia as Part 1. It is about how to get kids more vocal, verbal, communicative, imitative and interactive, and how to get them to play with the sounds they make. Read it first.
  • Think of Apraxia Uncovered, The Seven Stages of Phoneme Development as Part 2. It is about how sound develops over time – from the vocalizations of the infant to the sophisticated consonant and vowel sequences of the three-year-old. Read it or listen to the recorded seminar second.

Already purchased the book or CDs separately?

For those who previously purchased this book only before this course was available for CEUs, we offer 3-CD sets for sale which include ASHA CEU enrollment for one participant. With this purchase, you will receive the 3 CDs plus a handout for the lecture along with the CE Information letter for this course which includes information on how to register for CEUs, including your enrollment pin.

For those who previously purchased the book and CDs before they this course was available for CEUs, we offer opt-in ASHA CEU enrollment for one participant for $10. With this purchase, you will be emailed a handout for the lecture and a CE Information letter for this course which includes information on how to register for CEUs, including your enrollment pin.


Continuing Education

All book+CDs sets are mailed with continuing education enrollment instructions. After listening to the lecture either online or on CD, please register for your CEUs on our website here.

If you do not wish to receive ASHA CEUs for this course, we are happy to give you (only) a certificate of completion after you watch the video — you will be given instructions on how to opt out of ASHA reporting when you submit your paperwork to us.

Group CEU Options

For those who would like to share the book and CD Set, we offer individual CE enrollment for $25 per participant. Group participants or shared-materials participants will all receive a handout to use when listening to the lecture together.

Course Learning Outcomes

At the completion of this 3.5-hour course, participants should be able to:

  • Name the seven stages of vocal development
  • Describe the important characteristics of each stage
  • Discuss how the stages of vocal development apply to children with apraxia and dysarthria
  • List a variety of methods and procedures that can be used to facilitate vocal development in children with severe expressive speech delay/disorder

Disclosures

Financial Disclosure: Pam Marshalla (presenter) and Marshalla Speech & Language (publisher) do not have any financial relationships to disclose.

Non-Financial Disclosure: Pam Marshalla (presenter) and Marshalla Speech & Language (publisher) do not have any non-financial relationships to disclose.


ASHA CE Registry & Fee

To earn ASHA CEUs, subscribers must have paid their annual ASHA CE Registry fee. Individuals must meet at least one of the following conditions to be eligible to earn ASHA CEU:

  1. ASHA Member (includes Life member and International affiliates)
  2. ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) Holder
  3. Licensed by a state or provincial regulatory agency to practice speech-language pathology (SLP) or audiology
  4. Credentialed by a state regulatory agency to practice SLP or audiology
  5. Credentialed by a national regulatory agency to practice SLP or audiology
  6. A Clinical Fellow supervised by someone who holds the ASHA CCC
  7. Currently enrolled in a master’s or doctoral program in SLP or audiology

The participant pays ASHA CE Registry fee directly to the ASHA National Office. The annual ASHA CE Registry fee allows registration of an unlimited number of ASHA CEUs for the calendar year. Contact the ASHA CE staff at 800-498-2071 or visit http://www.asha.org/ce/CEUs for CE Registry fee subscription information.

Additional information

Weight .78 lbs
Dimensions 8.00 × 6.00 × 0.50 in
Purchase Options

Book Only, Online Course for CEUs, Book + CDs for CEUs, CDs Only for CEUs, CEUs Only: Opt-In CEUs for Old Purchases, CEUs Only: Extra Participants for Group Courses

6 reviews for Apraxia Uncovered: The Seven Stages of Phoneme Development (CEUs Available)

  1. Genni (verified owner)

    Your Apraxia Uncovered program has been a big asset to my therapy tools. The breakdown of each stage has helped clarify progress that is being made that I may not have recognized previously, e.g. listening for prolongation. It is helping me set more appropriate goals as well. It’s making this slow process of speech development more encouraging for the families too!

  2. Kathleen Anasagasti (verified owner)

    I found Apraxia Uncovered to be extremely powerful in my understanding of apraxia and how to better treat my young students experiencing speech motor planning issues! Thank you.

  3. Alison Kerry (verified owner)

    I have found this book so helpful for my understanding of speech development. Marshalla really explains phonological development and how our understanding of the natural progression can help us with so many clients when we overlay the process (stretched out or compressed) over our clients’ progress. Love this book.

  4. Linda M David (verified owner)

    Thanks for making the process easy to understand and teach! I want you to know that I appreciate your help with this important matter in our son’s life.

  5. Mary Richardson Vaughan (verified owner)

    I consider this book a “must have” for my library. I refer to it again and again as a resource to determine next steps for interventions with children on my caseload. Thanks Pam!

  6. Rita Gittinger (verified owner)

    I am sooooo pleased at the improvement in my awareness and understanding of speech sound development since doing Pam’s Apraxia Uncovered program. Thank you!

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