This book provides an in-depth look at speech disorders and the therapeutic techniques used to treat them. It covers common disorders such as stuttering, aphasia, and voice disorders, as well as the assessment and diagnosis process. The text emphasizes the role of speech-language pathologists in developing individualized treatment plans and providing rehabilitation for patients with speech and language challenges. It also includes case studies and practical exercises to help practitioners refine their skills. This book is an essential resource for students and professionals in speech-language pathology.
Wren Bradshaw focuses on the toxicological considerations in speech therapy, ensuring the safe use of therapeutic materials and interventions for individuals with speech disorders. Her research explores the potential toxic exposures from speech therapy tools, devices, and environmental factors that may impact speech development and health. Wren has developed protocols to minimize chemical and environmental risks during speech therapy sessions, promoting safe and effective treatment practices. She has published extensively on the best practices for managing toxicological risks in speech therapy, enhancing patient safety and therapy outcomes.