Anatomy of Speech. How to Build Speech in Children with Developmental Disabilities. A Unique Guide

There are more than two million children with developmental disabilities in Russia alone, and most of them have speech problems. Such children definitely need the help of a speech therapist-defectologist. However, parental involvement in the process of starting and developing speech always speeds up this rather lengthy process, and this role is hard to overestimate.
If parents really want to help their child and not get lost in a pile of special literature, they should read this book. The author explains the complex and multi-layered structure of speech in simple and understandable language, discusses the reasons that hinder your child from mastering speech, and provides recommendations for diagnosis and interaction with the child. This is a tool that will help understand the actions of the speech therapist and competently follow their recommendations so that special kids can start to speak.
The book can become a unique guide for "special" parents on a challenging journey to verbal communication with their currently nonverbal child. It will undoubtedly also be of interest to specialists, as it will help them structure their own knowledge and experience.