books on verbal dyspraxia.

[mummyloveslucy]

Hi, does anyone know of any good books on verbal dyspraxia? and also if there are any books explaining it to children?
Thanks.

[mummyloveslucy]

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[Phoenix4725]

something i struggled on ,for me one of the best was The late talker #isa geng is one of the authors it amercian book but did make intresting reading and harsh reminder just how little saltwe get here

[mummyloveslucy]

I know, and verbal dyspraxia is the one speech therapists find the hardest to treat apparently. She should be having so much more therapy than what she's getting. She's been working on one sound for 9 months now.
Sorry for rant. I'll look that one up, thanks.

[lingle]

The "Teach me to Talk" speech therapist did a radio programme on it (I didn't hear it, she just mentioned it at the end of her programme on receptive language delay which is my issue).
go to www.teachmetotalk.com and follow the references to the radio programmes.

[Phoenix4725]

np know that feeling ds ha verbal and oral dyspraxia and we get one visit every 8 weeks and ds is stuck still with not sounds/words

[Phoenix4725]

if you want to cat me or email me on [email protected] you are welcome to my copy

[mummyloveslucy]

Thanks Phoenix, that's really good of you.