Stuttering: SLPs Ask Us Anything Office Hours

Board Certified Specialists in Fluency Disorders, Nina Reeves and J. Scott Yaruss answer questions from speech-language pathologists from across the world in this lively discussion of participant questions.
Topics discussed in this video include:
1. How direct can we be in discussing stuttering with young children?
2. Do people who stutter ever need referrals to counselors/psychologists?
3. If a young child goes through "spurts" of stuttering, is that a good sign that s/he may not continue to stutter?
4. Are children stuttering more during this "learn from home" time?
5. Can post-traumatic stress impact stuttering in an adult who already stutters?
6. Stuttering assessments: Are speech sample counts enough?
7. Early childhood stuttering: Does family history f recovered stuttering count as a risk factor?
8. Can movement help stuttering?
9. What terms do we use to compliment a child's fluency?
10. What about "syllable-timed speech?"
11. What are the benefits of group therapy with adults (and children/teens) who stutter?
12. What advice can listeners give to those who stutter?
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