May/June 2016
Involving Parents in Stuttering Therapy
Reinforcing strategies at home, mobile apps for hearing aids, post-stoke dysphagia, and more.
Matters of disfluency can manifest themselves in a variety of ways and can be triggered by a number of different circumstances.
But even those of us who do not struggle with a stutter can relate to how exasperating it is when you have something to say but cannot – or are not being allowed – to articulate it.
For children who stutter, it seems to make perfect sense that the security and comfort of home would be the best place to help refine and reinforce strategies for working through their disfluency, but the process involves quite a bit of commitment and hard work from parents and siblings.
Read more in the cover story of this issue of our digital edition, plus find more articles on topics of importance for speech and hearing professionals:
- Mobile Apps for Hearing Aids
- Dysphagia Care Post Stroke
- May is Better Hearing and Speech Month
- Growing Your Practice
- 2015 Salary Survey Results
- New Job Searching Trends
