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Re: Late talker resource book
Posted by Jeanne Buesser on 2/17/08
My article was just published in the parentpaper.com
February 2008 issue on page 30. On 7/15/07, Jeanne Buesser wrote:
> APRAXIA NETWORK OF BERGEN COUNTY
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> PO BOX 1142
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> PARAMUS, NJ 07653-1142
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> Voice Mail 201-741-4035 ~ E-mail jbmistletoe@optonline.net
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> http://www.speechville.com/communication-station/new-
> jersey-network.html
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> Dear Sir or Madam,
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> My name is Jeanne Buesser. I am the founder of a non
> profit support group for parents and professionals of
> children and adults with apraxia, in Bergen County, NJ
> *USA.. I was just interview by alltalkradio.org by the
> Rose Moore Show archives 8/26/06 and 9/2/06 with Lisa
> Geng. My article was published in Exceptional Parent
> Magazine Feb 2002 Issue.
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> We outreach worldwide by giving support and resources to
> all who are looking for help. Please let your members know
> about this organization which also has an email
> professional list as well as a digest.
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> We have many articles on Apraxia which we distribute at
> our meetings. I am enclosing also our newsletter.
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> Another great online resource is speechville,com and
> cherab.org another nonprofit also . Both of these
> organizations have professionals and parents on their
> digests also and their boards.
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> A wonderful resource book for professionals and parents is
> called “ The Late Talker, What to do If Your Child Isn’t
> Talking Yet” by Lisa Geng and Dr Marilyn Agin. It can be
> gotten online or at any bookstore, or it is also at the
> United Nations Book Store, in New York City.NY.
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> Lisa Geng is the president of the Cherab Foundation, the
> letters mean (Children help education research Apraxia
> base).
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> Dr Agin is the medical director for Early Intervention for
> NYC and a former speech and language pathologist.
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> If anyone has any questions please feel free to contact me
> at my email. Anyone is free to join including
> professionals.
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> Please also ask your members to also ask their clients
> about when seeing very young children if they have had
> their eyes, ears, checked and it they have a concern with
> their child’s speech development.
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> The papers on development in many pediatric offices relate
> to their growth also but not many refer to speech
> development questions. Early Intervention has been around
> for 45 years but not many people know about it.
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> Thank you,
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> Jeanne Buesser
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> Founder/President, Apraxia Network of Bergen County
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