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    "What I Mean Is...": A Structured Program to Improve Mild to Moderate Retrieval/Fluency Problems: 3rd Edition
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    "What I Mean Is...": A Structured Program to Improve Mild to Moderate Retrieval/Fluency Problems: 3rd Edition
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    "What I Mean Is...": A Structured Program to Improve Mild to Moderate Retrieval/Fluency Problems: 3rd Edition

    By Hilary J. Dibben B.Sc M.Sc S-LP(C) and Anita Kess B.A. M.A. Dip.App.Ling

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    The first and only speech therapy book for adults, offering speech rehabilitation for those with high functioning speech disorders. (Important to note is that you may not even realize that you have a speech disability: I didn't.) This book is very good value - it's equivalent to over 50 speech therapy sessions. Two people need to do these exercises - the patient and a caregiver or loved one. Your speech therapist can also use this book with you. This may be new work even for qualified therapists. A wonderful book, including hundreds of exercises, by top speech and language therapists and specialists Hilary Dibben and Anita Kess, published by ReBuildingYou Publications.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 13, 2013
    ISBN9781257244836
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    "What I Mean Is...": A Structured Program to Improve Mild to Moderate Retrieval/Fluency Problems: 3rd Edition

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