Stuttering can be confusing. It’s often associated with a range of disfluencies, such as prolongations, repetitions, and blocks. But in some cases, these surface-level disfluencies may not always be present. Researchers Eric Jackson, Robert Quesal…
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“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” –Aristotle To know and lead others, one must start by knowing oneself – implying that all successful leaders must embrace a realistic portraiture of their leadership style…
Speech and language pathologists now wade in a digital sea filled with resources that supply contexts for clinical interventions. On the one hand, it is great to have so many choices. However, clinicians may…
Stuttering is one of the hardest disorders to treat because it’s more than just disfluency. Speech-language pathologists often break stuttering into three parts, or the “ABC’s”: Affective Components – The feelings and emotions that accompany stuttering…
