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Step-by-step guide to conduct more effective speech therapy sessions for autistic clients
If you're tired of therapy sessions that don't feel productive, Say It With Me is your step-by-step guide to effective intervention that addresses the common frustrations and questions faced by speech therapists working with autistic students and other communication differences. Written by veteran speech therapist and BCBA Rose Griffin and drawing on her twenty years of experience and strategies, this book emphasizes naturalistic teaching strategies and includes exercises that students can practice at home as well as real-life stories from Griffin's own career.
Readers will find insights on:
Various standardized and informal assessments to help readers gather a plan to start implementation and training for a student who is not yet speaking
Strategies for creating engaging activities and fostering social communication skills using books, music, and play to increase a student's social engagement in therapy
Assessment and goal setting for initial skills development, helping therapists prioritize essential communication skills based on individual needs
Ways to understand the function of challenging behavior and implement positive behavior supports
Frameworks for providing fun and functional group therapy, which is popular in school-based settings
Say It With Me earns a well-deserved spot on the bookshelves of all SLPs, BCBAs and RBTs working in various settings including schools, clinics, and private practice.
Contents
Contents
About the Author ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
CHAPTER 1 From Scores to Solutions: The Assessment Approach That Changes Your Therapy Plan 1
CHAPTER 2 Beyond the Therapy Room: Teaching Skills That Generalize 19
CHAPTER 3 When Your Student Won't Engage: Strategies to Build Social Connection 33
CHAPTER 4 Stop Forcing Turn-taking: Play-based Social Learning That Actually Works 49
CHAPTER 5 Beyond Single Words: Teaching Expressive Language Students Will Use 61
CHAPTER 6 Teaching Receptive Language That Sticks: Moving Beyond Rote Responses 79
CHAPTER 7 From Chaos to Progress: Running Effective Groups for Nonspeaking Students 91
CHAPTER 8 Supporting Students with Behavioral Barriers 105
CHAPTER 9 AAC Without the Overwhelm: A Practical Guide to Getting Started Today 117
CHAPTER 10 Functional First: Writing IEP Goals That Prepare Students for Real Life 133
CHAPTER 11 IEP Meeting Mastery: From Data Presentation to Goal Approval in 60 Minutes 147
CHAPTER 12 Ethical Collaboration in Practice 159
Appendix A: Receptive ID Activities 175
Appendix B: Key Questions for Parents of
Nonspeaking Autistic Children 179
Appendix C: Group Data Sheet 181
Appendix D: ABC Data Sheet 183
Appendix E: Informal Assessments 185
Appendix F: Autism IEP Goal Bank 193
Index 213
