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    Scrambled – A great animated short for higher level language

    April 23, 2020

    I’m a big fan of animated shorts for working with students. The body language and facial expressions are great for addressing non-verbal communication!  The “problems” that they present are engaging and provide a rich backdrop to address many aspects of higher level language skills. The first 30 seconds of this animation is full of therapy […]

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    Scrambled – A great animated short for higher level language

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JBNmGlEdLY I'm a big fan of animated shorts for working with students. The body language and facial expressions are great for addressing non-verbal communication!  The "problems" that they present are engaging and provide a rich backdrop to address many aspects of … [Read more...]

    Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Context clues, Executive Function, Making Inferences, Non-verbal communication, Perspective Taking, Problem Solving, Social Communication

    Recommending treatment for preschool stuttering, Cont.

    June 3, 2018

    Part 2.2 This is actually part 3, of a 3-part series of posts about referring parents who are concerned about stuttering in their preschool aged child, and when, as SLPs, we should recommend treatment.  In Part 1, we addressed the parent side of the question, “When should a parent of a preschool child consult with […]

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    Recommending treatment for preschool stuttering, Cont.

    Part 2.2 This is actually part 3, of a 3-part series of posts about referring parents who are concerned about stuttering in their preschool aged child, and when, as SLPs, we should recommend treatment.  In Part 1, we addressed the parent side of the question, "When should a parent of a preschool … [Read more...]

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    As an SLP, when do I recommend treatment for preschool stuttering?

    May 25, 2018

    Part 2.1 **NOTE** The information contained here is not meant to be used to diagnose or treat stuttering.  Only a licensed speech and language pathologist can evaluate and diagnose stuttering.   In case you haven’t already noticed, I love talking and writing about stuttering! So if you have a question about stuttering, don’t hesitate to […]

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    As an SLP, when do I recommend treatment for preschool stuttering?

    Part 2.1 **NOTE** The information contained here is not meant to be used to diagnose or treat stuttering.  Only a licensed speech and language pathologist can evaluate and diagnose stuttering.   In case you haven't already noticed, I love talking and writing about stuttering! So if you … [Read more...]

    Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: diagnosis, preschool, SLPs, stuttering

    Is my preschool child stuttering?

    May 22, 2018

    Q:  How do you help parents distinguish whether their preschooler is stuttering or whether it’s a developmental disfluency? This question came in from a colleague and is one that comes up often.  There are really two questions here. One is from the parent’s perspective, As a parent of a preschool child, when should I consult […]

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    Is my preschool child stuttering?

    Q:  How do you help parents distinguish whether their preschooler is stuttering or whether it's a developmental disfluency? This question came in from a colleague and is one that comes up often.  There are really two questions here. One is from the parent's perspective, As a parent of a … [Read more...]

    Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Parents, preschool, stuttering

    Stuttering is Like a Cup of Coffee

    August 5, 2017

    Please put the cup down… Groups are forming now.  Learn more by filling out the information below.

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    Stuttering is Like a Cup of Coffee

    Please put the cup down... Groups are forming now.  Learn more by filling out the information below. … [Read more...]

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    Stuttering is Like Jack and The Beanstalk

    August 5, 2017

    The Giant’s not so scary after all, just misunderstood… Up Next…Stuttering is Like a Cup of Coffee… Groups are forming now.  Learn more by filling out the information below.

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    Stuttering is Like Jack and The Beanstalk

    The Giant's not so scary after all, just misunderstood... Up Next...Stuttering is Like a Cup of Coffee... Groups are forming now.  Learn more by filling out the information below. … [Read more...]

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    Stuttering is Like Pizza

    August 5, 2017

    Watch to find out how…But I’m going to warn you, this might be a different way of thinking about stuttering therapy than you’re used to…keep an open mind… Up next is how stuttering is like Jack and The Beanstalk… Groups are forming now.  Learn more by filling out the information below.

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    Stuttering is Like Pizza

    Watch to find out how...But I'm going to warn you, this might be a different way of thinking about stuttering therapy than you're used to...keep an open mind... Up next is how stuttering is like Jack and The Beanstalk... Groups are forming now.  Learn more by filling out the information … [Read more...]

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    Three wild and possibly crazy ideas about stuttering

    June 23, 2017

    …or Pizza, Jack and The Beanstalk and Coffee are all like stuttering… I know a lot of adults who stutter have been frustrated by their experiences with speech therapy in their past.  I’ve got some ideas that are a little bit different from what many of us are used to.  These ideas aren’t necessarily new. […]

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    Three wild and possibly crazy ideas about stuttering

    ...or Pizza, Jack and The Beanstalk and Coffee are all like stuttering... I know a lot of adults who stutter have been frustrated by their experiences with speech therapy in their past.  I've got some ideas that are a little bit different from what many of us are used to.  These ideas aren't … [Read more...]

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    Meet Bob

    April 29, 2017

    I love being a speech therapist!  I have so much fun with all the awesome kids and adults I work with.  Here’s a kiddo who wanted to tell a little story about a friend of his, Bob.  I said, “Sure, but you have to use your strategies”. Here’s a wonderful demonstration of using some light contacts […]

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    Meet Bob

    I love being a speech therapist!  I have so much fun with all the awesome kids and adults I work with.  Here's a kiddo who wanted to tell a little story about a friend of his, Bob.  I said, "Sure, but you have to use your strategies". Here's a wonderful demonstration of using some light contacts and … [Read more...]

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    Guess that number!

    March 4, 2017

    Education activity with elementary school child who stutters I’ve been working with this great elementary school kid who stutters.  He’s had some really great speech therapy before coming to work with me.  Recently we’ve been working on reducing some of the negative thoughts and emotions by way of educating him about stuttering so that he […]

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    Guess that number!

    Education activity with elementary school child who stutters I've been working with this great elementary school kid who stutters.  He's had some really great speech therapy before coming to work with me.  Recently we've been working on reducing some of the negative thoughts and emotions by way of … [Read more...]

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