October is Mental and Emotional Wellness month. In keeping with this month’s theme, how can SLPs support you in maintaining mental and emotional health? What are things that you’d like to see incorporated into the therapy sessions?
What are three attributes of an SLP and the sessions that you would want, if you were, are, or will be a client?
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 everyone, my name is Karla Canizalez. After reading and listening to many of PWS experiences, I was wondering- to what extent do you feel your speech therapists have understood your lived experience as a PWS? Has an SLP ever … Continue reading →
Hello! I am a recent graduate with my bachelor’s in psychology. I am interested in the psychological effects that may occur for a person who stutters. What kind of things did you experience throughout your life and how did it … Continue reading →
Hello there! My name is Alicia Barragan and I am a senior at CSUF. I have an interest in stuttering and I thought it would be fun to hear some unique games, or therapy techniques you can remember from speech … Continue reading →
After reading and hearing about the different experiences that PWS have encountered in their lives, I do want to introduce the question of if you could talk to your younger self, what would you say? I believe the answers to … 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 a senior studying communicative disorders at Cal State Fullerton. Stuttering is part of diversity but what are some techniques that people who don’t stutter can do to makes PWS feel more confident … Continue reading →
Hi! My name is Jess Shotwell and I am a second year graduate student in the speech-language pathology program at Idaho State University. I was hoping to hear from the perspective of PWS what their advice for new clinicians might … Continue reading →
