I’m a post-bac student at CSUF and currently in a fluency class. I’m curious to know what PWS feel and think about SLPs. What has been your overall experience, if you’ve had speech therapy before or are currently seeing an … Continue reading →
Hello! I am a recent psychology graduate and am interested in how SLP’s promote well-being and an overall good quality of life among their clients. Does a speech language pathologist often suggest a client having help from a counsleor/psychologist? Do … Continue reading →
Hi my name is Ariel. I am a first year SLP graduate student. I’m very interested in looking at communication disorders through a bilingual and global health lens. I found it very interesting to see some of the research being … Continue reading →
Hello my name is Kassandra Estrada. I am a senior at CSUF. I am currently taking a fluency class where we recently did a voluntary stuttering assignment and we had to do voluntary stuttering. It was a very interesting assignment … Continue reading →
Hello my name is Kassandra Estrada. I am currently a senior at CSUF. As professionals, when is it ideal for parents to seek help if they think their child is beginning to stutter. Should they wait or seek help as … Continue reading →
Hello, my name is Kassandra Estrada. I am a senior at CSUF. Im studying Communicative Disorders. I am currently taking a fluency class. Based on your experience what would be the most effective way to make PWS feel welcome and … Continue reading →
Hi there! My name is Jess and I am a second year graduate student studying speech-language pathology. My clinical placement this semester is at a charter school and I am loving it! We have several young kiddos (K and 1st … Continue reading →
Hi there! I am currently a second year distance student in the speech-language pathology program at Stephen F. Austin State University. Along with this, I have been an SLP-Assistant for 3 years now. I currently work with 3 children who … Continue reading →
Hello! My name is Karishma and I’m a CSUF senior hoping to become a speech-language pathologist. My question for you is what are some ways you put yourself in a PWS shoes? In other words, how do you help see … Continue reading →
Hello! My name is Karishma and I’m a senior at CSUF hoping to become a speech-language pathologist. My question is what are things you remind a PWS when you are trying to help them build confidence?
