Hello, my name is Jessica, and I am a speech-language pathology student. I am interested in learning more about effective strategies to boost communication confidence among people who stutter, especially in high pressure situations like job interviews or public speaking. … Continue reading →
Hello! My name is Kira and I’m an SLP graduate student! My classmates, Ryan and Andrea, and I wanted to ask what the best strategies are for educating and involving parents and family members? If parents are hesitant/resistant to therapy, … Continue reading →
Hi all! I am a second-year graduate speech pathology student and would love to get some advice on how we may helpb best support who stutter! What might be beneficial for a future SLP to know?
Hi! I am a graduate student studying speech-language pathology. When seeing a client who is a child who stutters, myself and some classmates were wondering how you would recommend navigating a parent seeking fluency for their child who may not … Continue reading →
Hi! My name is Marisa and I am a graduate student studying speech pathology. Do you have any tips or suggestions for the aspect of counseling in relation to stuttering, especially if a client is confused about why they stutter … Continue reading →
How can society better support individuals with speech differences to create more inclusive environments? What were some of the methods that others have used to gain awareness and empathy for stuttering individuals?
Hi! I am a grad student studying speech-language pathology, and I wanted to ask if you have any recommendations for ways a future SLP could help create positive listening environments for PWS? Obviously, I can work on my own listening … Continue reading →
Hello Professionals! Can you discuss any advancements in research or treatment for stuttering that you find promising? I know there are many different strategies which have been proven to aid in the treatment of stuttering, but is there something new … Continue reading →
One of my patients at a SNF placement began stuttering after a stroke and is very frustrated by it. It hasn’t caused him to share less or communicate inaccurately, but because he has verbally expressed frustration and wants to alleviate … Continue reading →
