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Repositioning speech language pathology practices: engaging with family and community narratives to evolve communication supports for neurodivergent children
In South Africa and the Majority World, Speech-Language Therapy services are not easy to access. The profession with its medical model roots can be elitest, reductive and ineffective in areas where therapists are a finite resource. The purpose of this study was to engage with families and communitie...
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Aeronautical Research Group
2025
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