Language Therapy

2. The type of therapy used for clients who routinely use verbal expression as their primary mode of communication.
4. Expansion of the child’s utterances, plus an additional unit of information.
5. The appropriate use of language in context.
6. Understanding and use of the smallest meaning units in language.
8. Study of the sound system associated with language.
9. __________ a child to his/her environment during indirect therapy.
10. A language skill allowing one to express concepts and vocabulary.
13. Expansion, extension and recasting are techniques often used in ____________ therapy sessions.
15. when the clinician describes what he or she is doing while the client watches the clinician.

1. Always select age-appropriate __________ in language therapy.
3. Rules governing the order of words in a sentence.
4. Adding a word or two for grammatical correctness.
5. when the clinician describes/comments on what the child is doing.
7. A language skill allowing one to understand concepts and vocabulary.
11. Changes the child’s utterance into a different type of utterance.
12. Concepts, vocabulary, relationships, event, and so forth relate to an object, idea person or place.
14. ___________therapy is often used with young children and nonverbal clients, including those who occasionally say one utterance.