Peele is on a personal mission to help the people of Zambia, which has been slow to evolve into a country that provides services to those with disabilities such as speech disorders.
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We're kicking off the 2023 season with this episode on creating value-based vision boards! We'll cover 5 tips to make sure your vision board goals are attainable, realistic, and meaningful this year.
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The American Institute for Stuttering (AIS) provides specialized, universally-affordable stuttering therapy and support for children and adults who stutter. We offer therapy in our offices in New York City, and Atlanta, as well as Online.
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Today’s guest, Ebony Green, has made it her business to help other SLPs get a fair deal in school based settings!
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This episode is a rerun of a previous episode originally published on January 31st, 2021.
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It has affected a number of different celebrities, some more severely than others. Bruce Willis' family, for example, memorably announced he would be "stepping away" from his much-loved acting career due to having the condition.
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Buck got a little nostalgic in his last show of the year, thanking his parents for standing by him as he struggled with a childhood speech impediment that left him introducing himself as “Butt” to other kids.
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Christopher Constantino shows what it's like to live with stuttering and how the disability has opened opportunities to have true human connection. Dr. Constantino is a speech-language pathologist who teaches about stuttering and counseling.
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Katie Strong, Ph.D., faculty member in Communication Sciences and Disorders received the State Clinical Achievement Award for Recent Clinical Achievement from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation (ASHF).
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