Future SLP
Hi all, My name is Sarah and I am a second year SLP grad student. So far in all of my placements I have not had the opportunity to work with a person who stutters. I am currently in a … Continue reading →
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Hi all, My name is Sarah and I am a second year SLP grad student. So far in all of my placements I have not had the opportunity to work with a person who stutters. I am currently in a … Continue reading →
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Hi all, My name is Sarah and I am a second year SLP graduate student. I am currently in a fluency class and it is very fascinating. My professor has taught us all so much, but I would love to … Continue reading →
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Hi, my name is Katie Dean. I’m a second year SLP graduate student, currently taking my first fluency course. How do you help clients, specifically children, transfer what they learn in therapy to real-life situations, such as school presentations, or … Continue reading →
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Hello. My name is Molly Miller and I am a second year graduate student studying Speech-Language Pathology. I had a question for the panel and was wondering from an SLP point of view, how do you determine which treatment approach … Continue reading →
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Hello! May name is Marla Garcia and I am currently a graduate student and future SLP! What is one mistake you commonly see beginning clinicians or graduate students make when working with people who stutter, and what would you recommend … Continue reading →
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Hello, My name is Laci Richardson, and I’m currently in graduate school for speech-language pathology. I would love to know your advice on how professionals should go about supporting the parents of someone who stutters. In cases where parents are … Continue reading →
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Hello! My name is Emma, and I am a graduate student studying Speech-Language Pathology. I am interested in learning more about the different approaches professionals use when working with people who stutter. How do you determine which therapy approach is … Continue reading →
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Hello, My name is Maggie Ritchie, and I am currently a second-year graduate student studying speech-language pathology. I have a question regarding interprofessional collaboration and counseling when treating people who stutter. At what point do you typically refer a client … Continue reading →
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Hello, my name is Morgan, and I am a graduate student pursing speech pathology. I am currently working with a few clients who stutter and have learned so much from them. What have you learned out in the field that … Continue reading →
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Hello My name is Dani, and I have enjoyed reading about everyone’s stories. I am a graduate student learning about fluency and love how supportive this area is and how everyone’s story is unique. My question for the panel is … Continue reading →
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