Hi, I am a second year graduate student, and also have the opportunity to work in the school setting working with students who receive speech services. I work with a particular student who has Prader Willi and as a result … Continue reading →
Hello All, My name is Allison Cullinan and I am currently a graduate student at Touro College studying speech-language pathology. As I read the presented articles and papers, I am becoming increasingly interested in the idea of having clients … Continue reading →
Hello! My name is Allison Cullinan and I am currently a graduate student studying speech-language pathology at Touro College in Brooklyn. As an undergraduate I obtained my degree in general and special education (birth-sixth grade) and have a desire … Continue reading →
As I looked back over my long stuttering journey, I realized that my stuttering was never fixed. In other words, the profile of my stutter was changing constantly. I’ll give one specific instance. In my teen years I would … Continue reading →
In accordance with the moderators’ clarification in the Skype/telepractice thread, I am posting a question for Kevin Eldridge outside that thread: Kevin, Do you attempt to bring the teachers of your young telepractice clients onside with what you are trying … Continue reading →
Hi All, As a second year, graduate student of speech/language pathology I have observed treatment of stuttering in clinic settings as well as in schools. From my experiences, I have felt that treatment does not appear as effective for stuttering … Continue reading →
I’ve been having a great discussion with a friend who attended the “what women want” workshop at the World Congress in The Netherlands. We organized a workshop to give women an opportunity to talk about issues important to women, and … Continue reading →
I was curious about the incidence of people with Autism who also stutter? I know that stuttering is less common in people with hearing loss or cleft palate, due to the association with the feedback system. Since people with autism … Continue reading →
I was wondering if anyone could elaborate on Venkatagiri’s theoretical perspective on the etiology of stuttering and what type of therapy approaches are used in collaboration with this theory. More specifically I was wondering about speaking a foreign language and … Continue reading →
One of the committees (http://www.isastutter.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Committees-and-Projects.pdf/) the ISA has started has a responsibility to start Google hangouts around the world. In a Google hangout it is possible to have 10 people with webcams in a meeting. Only one can sensibly speak … Continue reading →
