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Question About Developing Meaningful Goals in Therapy — 2 Comments

  1. I would have loved to practice with my speech therapist different ways of disclosing my stutter.

    Obviously you can learn to do it on your own, by comparing your experiences with other people who stutter and through practice. The more I do it, the more I realize that it’s kind of a skill … There are many nuances and you need time to feel comfortable while doing it.

  2. I agree with Andrea – I think learning the art of disclosure is so important but I struggled to do that for a while.
    Now I love disclosing my stutter but it would have been useful to have learned that when I was younger.

    I also think if an SLP were to meet their client exactly where they are, it would benefit the client a lot. Asking them what they would like to work on in specific session or if the have any questions for their SLP. Always giving the client a choice is a great way to start any SLP/Client relationship.

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