Wanting to talk : counselling case studies in communication disorders / edited by Diana Syder. - London : Whurr, c1998. - xiii, 302 p. ; 24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 289-296) and index.

List of contributors. Preface. Acknowledgements. Chapter 1 Some counselling issues in speech and language therapy -- Diana Syder. Chapter 2 Mark: relationship problems for a 13 year--old with severe hearing impairment -- Pggy Dalton. Chapter 3 Fran: understanding and treating psychogenic dysphonia from a cognitive--behavioural perspective -- Peter Butcher and Lesley Cavalli. Chapter 4 Chris, Usha and Bridget: supporting bullied students -- Sonia Sharp. Chapter 5 Harrya s story: becoming a counsellor following a stroke -- Harry Clarke. Chapter 6 Lost child: therapeutic work with a mother of an infant with severe learning disabilities -- Kathryn S Lewis. Chapter 7 James: counselling an adult with articulation problems -- Diana Syder. Chapter 8 Two hypnotherapy studies: with a 74--year--old woman sho has Parkinsona s disease and with a 40--year--old man who has spastic dysphonia -- Allison Pennington. Chapter 9 Inside the therapeutic relationship -- Celia Levy and a client. Chapter 10 Andrew: psychoanalytic psychotherapy with a autistic child -- Graham Shulman. Chpater 11 Supervision -- Diana Syder and Celia Levy. References. Index.

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Communicative disorders--Patients--Counseling of--Case studies.
Rehabilitation counseling--Case studies.
Speech disorders--Patients--Counseling of--Case studies.

RC423 / .W26 1998

616.855 SYD