Clinical Phonetics
by Lawrence Shriberg, Raymond Kent, Tara Mcallister, Jonathan Preston
Clinical Phonetics by Lawrence Shriberg, Raymond Kent, Tara McAllister, and Jonathan Preston delivers essential training in phonetic analysis for speech-language professionals. It focuses on transcription techniques and clinical evaluation of speech disorders, blending theory with practical tools for effective assessment and therapy in diverse patient populations.
About This Book
Clinical Phonetics provides foundational knowledge in phonetic transcription and analysis for clinical settings. Authored by experts in speech pathology, it covers the principles of phonetics applied to disordered speech.
The book emphasizes practical methods for evaluating phonetic features in patients across various age groups. It includes techniques for documenting and interpreting speech patterns in therapeutic contexts.
Designed for students and practitioners, the text integrates theoretical concepts with hands-on clinical applications. It supports the development of skills needed for accurate diagnosis and intervention in speech disorders.
With contributions from Lawrence Shriberg, Raymond Kent, Tara McAllister, and Jonathan Preston, the work reflects current standards in phonetic assessment. It serves as a key resource for advancing clinical practice in communication sciences.
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