Apraxia dyspraxia information for parents

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Information for parents

Please note: you will find a wealth of useful information and links to other web sites by referring to our 'Links to sites' page.

Developmental verbal Dyspraxia
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Pam Williams
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This article is available to download on the Dyspraxia Foundation web site: www.dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk

Developmental verbal Dyspraxia
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Debbie Reeves
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Information for parents from Afasic. Based on an interview with Pam Williams. Contains two case study examples, from a chapter on NDP, written by Veronica Connery, from a book “Before School….,” now out of print. This article is not available on the Afasic web site but can be downloaded from the Apraxia Kids web site www.apraxia-kids.org. Go to the Apraxia Library and click on Understanding Apraxia. Scroll down the list of articles to find this one.

Dyspraxia/Apraxia - Afasic Glossary Sheets No 18
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Veronica Connery
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Can be downloaded from Afasic web site www.afasic.org.uk. Go to Publications, then Glossary sheets. Scroll down to no 18.

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NDP3 Speech Builder for parents and carers

The parents or carers of any child receiving speech and language therapy from any SLT/P using NDP3 may buy a copy of NDP3 Speech Builder for home use for £49+P&P. Please click here to download an order form for parents and carers. This offer is not available in our online store.

NDP3 reference articles

How I (2) Phonology: Never too soon to start
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Heather Saunders
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The article describes how Heather used NDP3 to successfully treat a pre-school child with autism and verbal Dyspraxia.

Click here to download in PDF format.

This article was originally published in the journal Speech & Language Therapy in Practice in the summer 2006 issue. www.speechmag.com

Dyspraxia: finding help

In the UK, parents or guardians concerned about a child showing symptoms of verbal dyspraxia should first contact their GP or Health Visitor for a referral to a local speech and language therapist.

  PARENTS: Please also refer to our Links to sites page, which lists many organisations involved with dyspraxia/apraxia and childhood communication needs.
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