Presenting Problems
The client, “M”, was diagnosed with a CVA (stroke) in early 2007 in his early forties. At onset he exhibited severe expressive and receptive aphasia and severe apraxia.
Priscilla also showed signs of dyslexia, dysgraphia, and auditory processing challenges but due to her young age she was not considered for those diagnoses; only kept ‘on watch’.
Hypervigilant and at a near constant high-alert state, M was struggling with the social demands of current grade and, as the situation was getting more difficult for her, she was retreating more [...]
The client of focus is a 5-year-old male with bilateral cochlear implants. Goals included improved language skills (articulation and expression of ideas), improved auditory processing (including [...]
PRESENTING PROBLEM: Looking at her facial features one notices that her eyes do not connect very much, and she does not look directly eye to eye very often. She reports that she has had trouble [...]
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