Hi Again! I have a question about conveying acceptance to those who stutter. As someone who doesn’t stutter, how do I tell clients and friends that “stuttering is ok.” I don’t want to give the impression that they should feel … Continue reading →
This is my first time participating in this online conference. I’m not exactly sure how I found it, but I’m excited to read and learn from other posts. I’m a school-based SLP and I have a question regarding treatment suggestions … Continue reading →
Hi All! A recent episode of StutterTalk (Ep. 629) got me thinking about the challenges related to providing quality stuttering therapy in the schools. Prior to listening to this, I have heard that school-based stuttering therapy can be less than … Continue reading →
Hello professionals again, As a method of bullying prevention, what do you think is the best approach in teaching children about stuttering?
Hello professionals, What are your thoughts on cluttering being labeled as the “Orphan of Speech Language Pathology?” Research has shown that cluttering is actually more prevalent than we think. Why do you think we unaware of its incidence?
I have been invited to speak to middle school kids next month about stuttering during their Disability Awareness month activities. I will be giving three presentations, one each to the 6th grade, 7th grade and 8th grade. There will be 50-60 … Continue reading →
Hi Experts! I was just thinking, its a fact that most people who stutter don’t stutter all the time. For example, most of us will be able to speak with normal fluency when we are speaking or reading out loud … Continue reading →
Greetings everyone! Let me kick off the questions with this one. While there is a growing body of work by researchers and SLPs to treat stuttering, there is also some evidence of effective methods and techniques that PWS have arrived … Continue reading →
