Stuttering: what do we mean by ‘recovery’?
We’ve been asking ourselves an important question recently: What, exactly, does ‘recovery’ from stuttering mean? We work with toddlers, preschoolers, primary school-aged children, teenagers, and adults…
Language | Speech | Stuttering
Free Banter Telehealth Solidarity Support Pack: Picture Description Stimulus Resources for a range of language, speech, and stuttering targets at the sentence and discourse levels
It’s tough being a speech pathologist in private practice at the moment. But we’re all in this together! To support the profession, and our collective…
Speech pathology for kids: Is it time to put away the Pop-Up Pirate and just do the therapy?
Most speech pathologists who work with preschoolers and young school-aged children have hundreds of toys and games* to use in speech-language therapy. Why? The superficial answer…
My preschooler stutters: should we do the Lidcombe Program or the Westmead Program (or something else)?
We get asked this question a lot. Until very recently – we’ve had four main problems answering it properly: no published studies comparing the two…
Banter Evidence Snapshot: Stuttering – will my child recover? Why you shouldn’t wait to treat it
To read our full article, check out: Stuttering – will my child recover? Factors that predict recovery and why you shouldn’t wait For other Banter…