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Expert	Average Ratings	Expertise
Tim Runner U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.73 Clarity of Response 9.88 Timeliness 9.95 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 409	Questions concerning special education: IEP, assessments, Due Process, mediation, resolution conference, federal law, CA state law, qualifying for services, residential treatment, special day classes, resource specialists, procedures, having your child assessed, adaptive PE, speech & language, non-public school, FAPE.
Erin E. Maio-Harrison, MA,CCC-SLP U.S. On Vacation returns 11/31/2009 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.90 Clarity of Response 9.91 Timeliness 9.86 Politeness 9.94 Total Questions 800	I am able to answer questions related to speech, language, cognitive, swallowing disorders in both children and adults. My focus area relates to disorders that are secondary to trauma (i.e., head injury) or disease, (i.e., Dementia) but I am able to answer basic questions (or find more info) about developmental disorders as well.
Deborah Chitester MS CCC U.S. On Vacation returns 11/30/2009 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.59 Clarity of Response 9.59 Timeliness 9.95 Politeness 9.83 Total Questions 270	I can not evaluate a child or person over the computer. I can provide generalities based on my extensive knowledge and expertise in second language acquisition and speech pathology.

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Tim Runner

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Questions concerning special education: IEP, assessments, Due Process, mediation, resolution conference, federal law, CA state law, qualifying for services, residential treatment, special day classes, resource specialists, procedures, having your child assessed, adaptive PE, speech & language, non-public school, FAPE.

Erin E. Maio-Harrison, MA,CCC-SLP

U.S.

On Vacation
returns 11/31/2009

I am able to answer questions related to speech, language, cognitive, swallowing disorders in both children and adults. My focus area relates to disorders that are secondary to trauma (i.e., head injury) or disease, (i.e., Dementia) but I am able to answer basic questions (or find more info) about developmental disorders as well.

Deborah Chitester MS CCC

U.S.

On Vacation
returns 11/30/2009

I can not evaluate a child or person over the computer. I can provide generalities based on my extensive knowledge and expertise in second language acquisition and speech pathology.

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2009-11-17 Problems with pronouncing "L":

You need to be assessed by a speech pathologist. This expert will determine what is causing your problem and recommend speech therapy for you. It is never too late for speech therapy. I wish you the

2009-11-13 7 yo who has started to have dysfluencies:

Thanks for the follow up. I definitely recommend that he have a full evaluation. I know that you really want this to be something he may grow out of and that you really want it to be a reaction to everything

2009-11-12 Should my 13 month old son be delayed with his speech?:

He sounds on track to me from what you posted. Did the Dr. see something that has him concerned? How is his eye contact? An explosion in vocabulary occurs between 18-24 months. Have you reviewed

2009-11-12 19 month old possible speech delay:

Hi Marissa. I have not personally evaluated your daughter so I am not certain about her exact skill level. However, based on what you have provided, it sounds like she's got some great age appropriate

2009-11-11 Mild Receptive Dysphasia???:

Hello Jeremy, There is a lot of information here and many things that need clarification. I will go thru them in the order you mentioned them. Please remember that I am not a physician and I am only

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