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From: Ariel
Date: 02 Oct 2012
Time: 10:06:16 -0500
Remote Name: 134.29.4.231
I really appreciated reading this article because speech language pathologists (SLP) are often stuck in therapy strategies that either work or do not. SLPs' do not always take the time to bring the child's life goals and everyday struggles into treatment. However, I am not sure how often stuttering is seen in the school atmosphere and as a graduate student I have not had personal experience in treating a child who stutters I have only learned about stuttering in class. Do you think SLPs' are nervous to treat a stuttering child because they have had little experience since taking class?