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Eliciting Sounds By Wayne A. Secord
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Binding: Spiral-Bound
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1401897253
Reader’s Age: Professional Adults (Speech-Language Pathologists, Educators, Therapists)
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Author: Wayne A. Secord
Release Date: March 14, 2007
Genre: Educational & Academic
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Eliciting Sounds Spiral-Bound: The Complete Speech-Language Pathologist’s Guide to Articulation Therapy Techniques
About the Book
Eliciting Sounds Spiral-Bound edition stands as the definitive clinical resource for speech-language pathologists working with articulation and phonological disorders. This comprehensive guide presents systematic, evidence-based techniques for teaching correct production of speech sounds across all ages. The convenient spiral binding allows the book to lay flat during therapy sessions, making it the perfect desk-side companion for busy clinicians who need quick reference to specific elicitation strategies.
About the Author
Wayne A. Secord is a distinguished speech-language pathologist and clinical professor with decades of experience in communication disorders. His expertise in articulation therapy and phonological development has made him a respected authority in the field. Dr. Secord’s practical, client-centered approach has helped thousands of clinicians develop more effective intervention strategies for speech sound disorders.
Who Is This Book For?
This essential resource is designed for speech-language pathologists, graduate students in communication sciences and disorders, special education teachers, and anyone working with individuals who have articulation challenges. Whether you’re treating children with developmental speech delays or adults recovering from neurological conditions, you’ll find clear, step-by-step techniques that adapt to various skill levels and learning styles. The spiral format makes it particularly valuable for clinicians who want a durable, session-ready reference that withstands daily clinical use.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What makes the spiral-bound format better for speech therapy?
The spiral binding allows the book to lay completely flat on your desk or therapy table, giving you hands-free access to techniques while working with clients. It’s more durable than perfect binding and withstands constant page-turning during daily clinical sessions.
Q: Can this book help with childhood apraxia of speech?
Yes, the phonetic placement techniques and systematic cueing strategies are highly effective for children with apraxia. The multi-sensory approaches help establish motor patterns for accurate sound production.
Q: Is Eliciting Sounds suitable for new speech-language pathologists?
Absolutely. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions that build clinical confidence. Many university programs recommend it as an essential resource for practicum and CFY experiences.
Q: Does this book cover techniques for adult clients?
Yes, the elicitation strategies work effectively across the lifespan. Clinicians use these techniques with adult clients recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, or other neurological conditions affecting speech production.
Q: How is this different from other articulation therapy books?
Eliciting Sounds focuses specifically on the “how” of teaching sound production. Rather than theory alone, it provides concrete, clinically-tested techniques you can implement immediately. The comprehensive coverage of every English phoneme in one spiral-bound volume makes it uniquely practical for daily clinical use.
| Weight | 280 g |
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| Dimensions | 16.51 × 0.64 × 22.86 cm |
Inside this guide, you'll discover detailed elicitation techniques for every consonant and vowel sound in the English language. Each section provides multiple approaches to teaching sound production, including visual cues, tactile prompts, and phonetic placement strategies. The systematic organization allows you to quickly locate the exact technique you need, while the spiral binding ensures durability through years of clinical practice. This book empowers you to move beyond trial-and-error approaches and implement strategies backed by clinical evidence and professional experience.
