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From: Kathryn A.
Date: 19 Oct 2012
Time: 15:25:33 -0500
Remote Name: 71.89.24.234
Thank you for the “extreme” desensitization ideas. I enjoyed learning about how incorporating humor and comedy into the desensitization activities makes a big difference to the people you work with; I never thought about the fact that humor can quickly turn anxiety-causing situations into fun situations. I read in another interesting article posted in this conference that people who stutter can sometimes be more willing to participate in discussions and talk in front of others than people who don’t stutter, because of training like this and the skills it develops in a person. I found that surprising, but very cool!