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| Definition |
A speech therapist is a specialist who has been trained to diagnose
Because physical, neurological, or psychological conditions often are
either responsible for or are related to the speech disorder, the
therapist often works as a member of a team, which may include a
neurologist, an otolaryngologist, a psychiatrist, a psychologist, a
psychiatric social worker, and a speech pathologist.
Contributed By:
Nancy P. Anderson, M.A.
Associate Director, Speech Rehabilitation Institute.
Murry A. Snyder, M.A., Ph.D.
Practicing Clinical Psychologist. Contributor to professional journals.
Because physical, neurological, or psychological conditions often are
either responsible for or are related to the speech disorder, the
therapist often works as a member of a team, which may include a
neurologist, an otolaryngologist, a psychiatrist, a psychologist, a
psychiatric social worker, and a speech pathologist.
Contributed By:
Nancy P. Anderson, M.A.
Associate Director, Speech Rehabilitation Institute.
Murry A. Snyder, M.A., Ph.D.
Practicing Clinical Psychologist. Contributor to professional journals.
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