Many speech-language pathologists feel unsure about working with Spanish-speaking families if they are not bilingual. This is a common concern, especially in areas where there is a high need for services and a limited number of bilingual clinicians. The reality is that effective therapy with Spanish-speaking families is possible without being bilingual, as long as clinicians are supported, intentional, and focused on strong clinical and communication skills. Working With Span

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