Hello professionals! My name is Andrew, and I am a speech-language pathology graduate student learning about fluency disorders. Currently, my experience with treating fluency is quite limited, but I have treated two patients with acquired neurogenic stuttering following a CVA. … Continue reading →
Hi there, my name is Samantha. I am a speech-language pathology student pursuing my master’s. In reading the posted articles, they surround listening to a person who stutters and that the way they say something is not as important as … Continue reading →
Hello all. My name is Maddi Paxton, and I am a speech-language pathology graduate student. My classmates, Megan, Liz, and I are hoping to expand our knowledge on stuttering, prior to graduation and our continued work as clinicians. Through classes … Continue reading →
Hi, my name is Kenzie and I’m a graduate student in SLP. 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 … Continue reading →
Hi professionals! Do you have any tips for people who stutter who are new to treatment options, considering the range of options available now, how to avoid the dreaded ‘snake oil’ type treatments, and the best way for people to … Continue reading →
