This book investigates the intricate multilingual aspects of signed language communication and the challenges presented by related disorders. It draws upon the expertise of David W. Quinto to explore how multiple signed languages interact within individuals and communities, and how these complexities are further impacted by communication disorders. The work aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current understanding in this specialized field, synthesizing research and clinical observations.

This work is positioned as a scholarly contribution to the fields of linguistics and speech-language pathology, likely appealing to researchers, clinicians, and students specializing in signed languages and communication disorders. Its focus on multilingualism within signed communication suggests a detailed and potentially technical exploration of a niche but important area of study. The book aims to consolidate existing knowledge and highlight areas for future research and clinical practice.