Motor Speech Disorders

CSD-534-WB1

SUNY Plattsburgh

  • Semester
    Fall 2024
  • Instructor
    Elizabeth Galletta
  • Start Date
    08-26-2024
  • Total Credits
    2
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    518-564-2100

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Topics include the nature, etiology, assessment, differential diagnosis, and treatment of motor speech disorders in children and adults. There is an emphasis on perceptual assessment, neuroanatomical bases of motor control, evidence based practices, and principles of motor learning used in the clinical treatment of motor speech disorders.
Prerequisites: CSD533 and CSD535; graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology.
Course Area: Communication Studies
Level: Graduate
Dates: 08-26-2024 - 12-13-2024
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Instructor: Elizabeth Galletta
Local Course ID: 24FA_PLA_CSD534_WB1
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