A singing sensation has revealed how he swapped the glitz and glam lifestyle to become a speech therapy instructor in Galway.
Gareth Gates became an overnight sensation after competing on Pop Idol in the UK. where he finished as the runner up. Gates has been honest about his struggle with his stammer and has talked many times about his struggle with it.

https://www.galwaybeo.ie/news/galway-news/world-famous-singers-career-swap-8400547

Alexandria is the executive Director and CEO of Green Family Therapies, a pediatric speech-language, feeding, and neurodiversity-affirming ABA therapy private practice in Southern California. With 17 years of experience working with children, and 11 years in the field of communication disorders, her company specializes in family-centered and play-based early childhood speech and language development.

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/speechiesideup/episodes/161-The-One-About-Neurodivergent-SLPs-with-Alexandria-Green-e23199l

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