Stuttering Therapy: Dealing Effectively with Attitudes & Emotions (#9504)
University of Northern CO Fall 2020 Bundle
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1h 19m
This 79-minute video, featuring experienced speech-language pathologist Kristin Chmela, M.A., is an ideal tool for clinicians who work with the school-age child who stutters.
It includes:
- Communicating effectively with children
- Three Types of Counseling
- Creating Communicative Space
- Learning to Conceptualize Cognitive-Affective Topics
- Assessing the role of a child's emotions/attitudes in the stuttering problem
- Helping children develop positive attitudes/emotions.
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Part of a series of videos from the Stuttering Foundation annual conference, "Stuttering Therapy: Practical Ideas for the School Clinician."
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