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Introduction Dr Michelle O’Reilly and Dr Riya Elizabeth George Part 1: Theoretical And Social Debates In The Field Of Atypical Communication 1. Considering The Spectrum Of Typical To Atypical Communication – Deficit Or Difference? Dr Riya Elizabeth George 2. The Social And Cultural Context Of Meaningful Conversations Professor James Law 3. Finding Meaning Through Story-Telling In Healthcare Dr Riya Elizabeth George and Professor Graham Easton 4. Technology And Atypical Communication - A Healthcare Context Dr Yasmin Elsahar, Dr Sijung Hu, Dr David Kerr et al. Part 2: Practical Guidance For Working With Children And Families 5. Children And Young People With Atypical Communication In Healthcare Dr Mari Viviers and Louise Edwards 6. Communicating With Children And Young People With Speech, Language And Communication Needs Professor James Law and Dr Penny Levickis 7. Conversing With Families Of Atypical Communicators Rosalind Pawar and Gavriella Simson 8. Communicating With People With Tracheostomies And Head And Neck Cancers Dr Anne Hurren, Dr Kirsty McLachlan, and Professor Nick Miller Part 3: Atypical Communication In Progressive Neurological Disorders 9. Atypical Communication In Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis And Motor Neuron Disease Dr Sarah Griffiths and Professor Nick Miller 10. Dementia And Conversation Patterns Helpful To Practitioners Dr Trini Stickle and Professor Jean Neils-Strunjas Part 4. Practical Guidance On Specific Conditions Resulting In Atypical Communication 11. Supporting Meaningful Conversations In Stroke-Induced Aphasia Professor Elizabeth Hoover and Anne Carney 12. Communication And

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