Speech and language therapy intervention with a group of persistent and prolific young offenders in a non-custodial setting with previously undiagnosed speech, language and communication difficulties

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RT @KindredSquared: Research suggests as many as 65% of young offenders may have language difficulties, with 20% ‘severely delayed’ in lang…

@DrMaxineW Great to see this revisited. Worked with SLT/young offenders in Leeds secure settings on similar to good effect. So sad at least 8 years ago.... @WeSchoolNurses . https://t.co/xfgKfu1XzQ

Research suggests as many as 65% of young offenders may have language difficulties, with 20% ‘severely delayed’ in language skills. Many #communication problems begin in the #earlyyears. Investing in our youngest can have a huge impact on later life: http…

@SLTsocietyEssex @annabelkay1 @bangerasai @UoESLT Continuing theme of older children & young offenders, try: https://t.co/vaUWOcwsz9 @KBryanYorkSJU and https://t.co/5s6me65FcU and https://t.co/gmYeXxJZHQ @PamelaSnow2

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