Now that you have graduated with your degree and are in the work field, what is something you wish you learned more about/ wish you would’ve done in your undergrad to better prepare and equip you for your work field. … Continue reading →
Hello, I’m Gayle Taylor and I am currently an undergraduate senior at CSUF majoring in communication sciences and disorders. I am curious as to how most PWS initially felt before starting speech therapy since I know that even though they … Continue reading →
What are some of the best resources/handouts to share with parents, teachers, and others about stuttering?
Hello, I am Gayle Taylor, an undergraduate senior from CSUF majoring in communication sciences and disorders. I was wondering if
I was wondering what are some ways that we can make a difference in the world to help people feel more safe? When I was reading articles, a lot of them had a common them of negative attittudes from people … Continue reading →
I was wondering what are the reccomended strategies for patients who stutter since not one single strategy will help and there some strategies some people may not like. I am a student who wants to become an SLP one day … Continue reading →
I am a male of 83 years. I have many fond past links with the ISA and the BSA (now known as STAMMA). I have learned in the last 20 years of life that what we think about (focus on) … Continue reading →
Hello I am currently in my undergrad for SLP and was wondering as an SLP what are some things that we could do as future SLPs to help PWS to be able to feel safe and comfortable and how to … Continue reading →
Hello, My name is Kate Petach, and I am an undergraduate student at California State University, Fullerton. I would like to know: what do you, as a clinician, enjoy about working in Fluency specifically? Thank you for your … Continue reading →
While speaking, maintaining strong eye contact is not only a result of feeling confident. It also seems to help maintain smooth speech. Why is that? Does it have a vocal connected or neurological effect of some kind? Does it reinforce … Continue reading →
