Hi! My name is Genesis Melgar. As an extremely fast talker, I justify the inability of sometimes being misunderstood because I talk so fast. However, after reading a few articles, I realized I perform a lot of secondary behaviors- such … Continue reading →
What weekly online discussion groups are available for PWS and how can they be accessed? I have started a Zoom video group 1 pm Pacific Standard Time on Tuesdays where the PWS can have speaking experience talking about any topic … Continue reading →
Hello, I am a current graduate student, Speech-Language Pathology, and was wondering what the strangest therapy technique someone asked you to try was (and if it was successful or not)? Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
Hello, I am a SLP student in California. My question for a PWS is over the course of your life, what are some things you noticed have changed with regard to awareness surrounding stuttering in your community? Aside from ISAD … Continue reading →
Hey! We are two graduate students from the University of South Carolina earning our master’s in Speech Language Pathology and are currently taking a course on stuttering. We loved exploring your page and learning more about stuttering. After reading some … Continue reading →
Hi there! This is Kelly and Meredith and we are in our second year of school to be SLP’s. We were curious if you have ever received therapy from an SLP before? If so, what did you like and dislike … Continue reading →
Hi! I’m a post-bacc student studying Speech-Language Pathology with the University of Akron and I was wondering how therapy has impacted you. Was it very helpful for you? What are your biggest takeaways from it?
I am currently in my undergrad to be a speech-language pathologist and have always been interested in working with people who stutter. I was wondering, do you or have you ever been to a speech pathologist, and if so did … Continue reading →
Hi! We are two graduate students studying speech-language pathology at the University of South Carolina! We were reading Grant Meredith’s contribution entitled, “Re-engineer your schematics” and thought of a few questions. Is there any specific situation that you feel “shaped” … Continue reading →
