Hi everyone! My friend and I are graduate students in speech-language pathology, and we have enjoyed reviewing the resources here and reading the stories of people who stutter. We were wondering if you have any advice for new clinicians on … Continue reading →
Hi! I’m Madison Oldfield, I’m a second year at the University of Akron studying speech-language pathology. I just have a couple questions for some for some of the SLPs. As professionals in the SLP field, if you could go back … Continue reading →
Hi! I’m currently studying in undergrad for speech language-pathology and have been analyzing/reading a lot of different stories and perspectives on this site. Are there any words of advice that you would give to us future SLPs to keep in … Continue reading →
The most important principle in living with stuttering is keeping on talking. What are some of the weekly opportunities for PWS to talk. There used to be something on Google, for example. What are the others. When are they accessed? … Continue reading →
Hello! I’m a post-bacc student studying Speech-Language Pathology with the University of Akron and I was wondering about how you entered into the speech-pathology occupation. What was your main inspiration/reason for studying SLP? Who were your role models in the … Continue reading →
Hi, my name is Sierra, I am a future SLP and I was wondering if there was a time in your career in which there was a patient that would not progress no matter what technique you used. If so, … Continue reading →
Hello, my name is Carson and I am studying speech pathology at the University of Akron. I noticed when looking over the papers that many of the writers had discussed the topic of resiliency. I was wondering if a person … Continue reading →
I am an undergrad wanting to become a speech-language pathologist and have always been very interested in learning about how to help people who stutter, so I was wondering, how often do you get a patient with a stutter, and … Continue reading →
Hello, I am a SLP graduate student in California and I had a question for researchers. With so many sources of information online available, are there particular outlets that you have found to spread misinformation regarding stuttering or stuttering treatment? … Continue reading →
Hi! I am a graduate student, and I am interested in working with people who stutter. I am interested in the counseling and psychological aspects of stuttering as well. What is your biggest piece of advice for working with this population?
