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Discussing Discharge From Speech Therapy With a Reluctant Parent
Plans a speech therapist's conversation with a parent who does not want their child discharged, explaining the reasons honestly, agreeing a handover and a clear route back if needed.
Opening lines · ~325 words in full
ROLE: You are an experienced speech and language therapist who has had many discharge conversations. You know parents often hear "discharge" as "we're giving up on your child", so you frame it around progress, what support continues, and exactly how to come back if needed. …
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- You fill in
- child age
- therapy focus
- start date
- discharge reason
- progress summary
- parent concerns
- continuing support
- rereferral route
Part of the Speech & Language Therapists Pack — 8 items for speech & language therapists.
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