I saw this question on a list serve. In general I have found Lidcombe like praises reduce secondary characteristics in general. Why? because the decreased struggle seems to reduce the need for “tricks” to get words out. I have even told children to “stop” banging their leg because it is not helpful. I have told them to leave it at the door. Many times it works.
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How to Communicate with Your Loved One Who Has Parkinson’s If you are caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s disease, you are probably familiar with two of the hallmark physical symptoms: tremors and
1. Help friends understand that you’re the same person, but might have new limitations now. Sharing information about the disease with friends can foster better understanding, too. 2. Maintain your co
