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RCSLT POLICY STATEMENT DEVELOPMENTAL VERBAL …

deficits in any or all of the following domains: non-speech motor behaviours, motor speech behaviours, speech sounds and structures (words and syllable shapes), prosody, language, meta-linguistic/phonemic awareness and literacy. It is this range of characteristics that leads authors including Hall (1992) to

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