The Marshalla Guide
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The Marshalla Guide
Pam Marshalla, MS, CCC-SLP, spent decades refining motor-based methods for clients who did not respond to traditional drill-and-practice articulation work. The Marshalla Guide brings that clinical experience together in a practical reference for clinicians working with articulation and phonological disorders. Clinicians using TalkTools® tools and Oral Placement Therapy training may use the guide as a companion reference when applying motor-based concepts to everyday clinical work.
The guide moves through phonetic placement, motor-based cuing, and carryover in a practical sequence: assess the movement pattern, choose an appropriate cue, and build toward generalization. For clinicians focused on articulation therapy , it offers an additional framework when standard approaches have stalled. It can also be used alongside other resources in the Books & Resources collection when building a broader clinical reference library.
- Comprehensive coverage of articulation and phonological disorder treatment organized for practical clinical reference
- Written by Pam Marshalla, MS, CCC-SLP
- Practical, session-focused guidance rather than theory alone
- Includes phonetic placement techniques for sounds that are difficult for clients to produce
- Provides motor-based cuing strategies for use when traditional cues are not producing progress
- Includes carryover strategies for moving newly acquired sounds from structured practice toward conversation
- Relevant for graduate students, clinical fellows, and practicing clinicians
- SLPs treating articulation and phonological disorders across pediatric and adult caseloads
- Graduate students and clinical fellows developing their clinical toolkit
- SLPs looking for motor-based alternatives to traditional articulation approaches
- Clinicians working with clients who have plateaued or have not responded as expected to standard articulation treatment
- 1 x The Marshalla Guide book
| Author | Pam Marshalla, MS, CCC-SLP |
| Format | Hardcover or paperback |
| Subject Area | Articulation and phonological disorder treatment |
| Recommended For | Speech-language pathologists, graduate students, and clinical fellows |
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