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Editorial Síntesis is an academic publisher based in Madrid, founded in 1986, which publishes university and vocational training manuals across more than a hundred series. In speech therapy it is known for its speech therapy intervention guides, each devoted to one disorder and published in Spanish. Logopedicum stocks 25 of its titles.

Editorial Síntesis speech therapy intervention guides

The guides share one structure: they describe the disorder, explain how to assess it and set out lines of intervention. The technical guide on Parkinson's disease focuses on rehabilitating speech and swallowing, with an approach that serves the therapist as well as family members and carers. For children, the guide on childhood stuttering sets out a programme for young children who are starting to stutter, and the guide on childhood dysphonia covers voice disorders at the same ages. The series also includes titles on dysarthria, dyslalia, dysgraphia, cerebral palsy, autism and cochlear implants.

Speech therapy manuals and related fields

Beyond the guides, Síntesis publishes manuals for professional training: research methods, qualitative assessment, literacy and paediatric occupational therapy. The practical ADHD manual reviews the clinical description of the disorder and lines of intervention, and the technical guide on cochlear implants covers speech therapy work after implantation.

Why buy Editorial Síntesis at Logopedicum?

These books are written for practising speech and language therapists, degree students and professionals in neighbouring fields such as occupational therapy or physiotherapy. At Logopedicum you will find them alongside the intervention materials they often recommend, with invoices for organisations and professional pricing.