Social Interaction Approach

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It is a type of brief therapy. SIA - Social Interaction Approach; the client is in charge of the therapy session as the counselor acts as a mediator. Arose out of socio-communicative functions Children cue their parents to supply appropriate language experiences Needed for language advancement

Children & Language environment are dynamic Both require the other Provides efficient social communication at any point in development Provides improvement in the child’s linguistic skills