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| "I am deeply impressed with this work. It shows a great deal of knowledge about computers, but more than that, it tells how to apply computers to your area of expertise. In my experience this is something that is sorely needed, not just in your area of expertise but in many other non computer professions. " |
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| Mike Burks Chairman - ICDRI (International Society for Disability Resources on the Internet) |
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| "WOW! This is going to be a very helpful tool! Joan, what an effort, and what a contribution. I am grateful and I applaud you!" |
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| Darlene S. Williamson, M.A., CCC/SLP Executive Director, Stroke Comeback Center |
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"Computer speech programs that exist today to help regain cognitive and communication skills are overwhelming for clinicians to learn about on their own. I absolutely endorse the use of this guide in graduate speech pathology programs. In addition, every clinical rehabilitation program should have these materials as a reference. It should be a required addition to the bookshelf of every professional involved in rehabilitation and special education."
"Joan Green is to be applauded for having the vision, the energy, and the extensive knowledge base for compiling technological information into book format for clinicians to help their clients regain and return to optimum function. In my opinion, Joan is the leading expert in the country in helping people learn how to utilize computer applications to maximize their recovery." |
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| Jill Arends, MA, CCC-SLP, Comprehensive Speech Pathology Services, LLC |
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| "Joan is uniquely qualified to apply and adapt software programs to meet the specific needs of her clients with communication and cognitive deficits. I have attended several of Joan's workshops and always found her presentations to be full of easily understood and highly useful information. I look forward with great anticipation to her guide which I am sure will be of significant benefit to forward-thinking communication and education professionals. I have always been able to rely on Joan's advice when I needed it-and now her knowledge will be available to everyone who purchases her products." |
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| Janet M. Gritz, MA, CCC-SLP, Founder of Communication Matters |
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| "Your guide is wonderful. It is clear that you have put incredible energy into making it thorough and useful for a broad range of clinicians. I have recently added a cognitive rehabilitation component to my neuropsychology practice and am delighted to find information regarding so many resources in one place. I will definitely let others know about this timely, exceedingly pertinent resource. Most important, people in need of developing and restoring cognitive functions will benefit from your efforts! Thank you." |
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| Diane H. Engelman, Ph.D |
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| "I am thrilled that Joan Green is publishing her Technology for Communication and Cognitive Treatment: The Clinician's Guide. After being mentored by Joan on how to incorporate a variety of applicable training software, the Internet, screen readers, and other technology, I realized this opened a new door into how to approach therapy for my clients and their families. I believe that the suggestions by Joan Green will serve as an excellent resource for clinicians and as instructional material for graduate students at the university level who need to be aware of how to integrate technology into treatment approaches and life skills for their clients and their families." |
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| Dede Matrangola, MS, CCC-SLP, Instructor at Loyola College, Maryland |
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"I am thoroughly impressed with Joan's level of expertise and professional excellence. I strongly support her unique treatment approach utilizing the most innovative technology tools available to maximize the language and cognitive potential of her clients. Her treatment regime is both motivating and reassuring as people with communication and cognitive challenges begin to experience progress they had not yet achieved with traditional treatment methods.
Professionals in the fields of education and rehabilitation need to be trained in the uses of assistive technologies. Joan's guide for will help ease the fear of those who are intimidated by 'technology' and in time will encourage more therapists to incorporate technology into their treatments. Joan gets results." |
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| Elaine Schwartz, MS OTR/L, Creative Therapy Solutions |
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