À PROPOS DE CE PODCAST 🔗
Dismantling stuttering stigma and fostering empowerment - Stutterology addresses barriers from classrooms to boardrooms to the speech therapy room itself. Each episode ignites conversations, builds understanding, and advocates for a more inclusive world.
Together, let's challenge internal and external biases and lose our fluency obsession. Led by stuttering advocate, Ezra Horak.
Whether you are a parent, caregiver, speech therapist, ally, or stutterer yourself, Stutterology appeals to anyone who wants to improve society.
Together, let's challenge internal and external biases and lose our fluency obsession. Led by stuttering advocate, Ezra Horak.
Whether you are a parent, caregiver, speech therapist, ally, or stutterer yourself, Stutterology appeals to anyone who wants to improve society.
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56 minutes
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États-Unis
15 épisodes
depuis 21 juillet 2022
episodic
DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗
Ezra sits down with Karli Marx (aka E) for a candid conversation about their journey growing up with a stutter and discovering their queerness, and navigating both experiences feeling unseen even eventually within LGBTQ or stuttering communities. They dive into the formation of Karli, Balitmore's s…
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
What are the challenges and importance of implementing neurodiversity affirming therapy in school-based settings? Join host Ezra and guest Matt Maxion, a speech therapist who stutters, as they discuss the shift from fluency-focused goals to empowering individuals who stutter to communicate confiden…
What happens when you go from never talking about your stutter to being one of the leading voices educating people on acceptance in the span of just a few short years? Is it possible to lose a part of your voice in the process of finding your voice?
Ezra sits down with James Hayden, author of Dear…
The definition of stuttering has changed constantly over the years - and the connotations of the definition feel different between people who stutter and those who don't. So what does it actually mean to stutter? Is graduate school always giving up and coming speech therapists an accurate depiction…
Ezra interviews Lara Gabrielle about Marion Davies, an actress who was one of the few to make the transition from silent films to "talkies"... oh, and she stuttered.
Marion Davies (1897-1961), an American actress, screenwriter, producer, and philanthropist was a wonder that many people w…
The journalist response to former President Donald Trump mocking the disability of President Joe Biden is disheartening. This isn't just an exhaustion of Trump - this is a reflection of a society that doesn't think mocking a stutter is "that bad".
The only outcry has come from people who…
Second part of a 2-part episode, Ezra is joined again by guests Nicole (CCC-SLP) and Jenny (PWS) to wrap up their discussion of Wendell Johnson and Mary Tudor's "Monster Study" of 1939, and how it relates to 2023 speech therapy practices.
Is today's speech therapy for stuttering doing what this "m…
In this two-part special of "Stutterology," we take a deep dive into the infamous unpublished 1939 experiment at Univesity of Iowa by Wendell Johnson and his graduate student, Mary Tudor, which has been dubbed the "Monster Study."
Join our host Ezra, a person who stutters, and …
Guest Nina Reeves shares her insights and experiences working with children who stutter and offers valuable advice for parents seeking to support their child's communication journey. Her and our host discuss the importance of creating a safe and accepting environment, understanding the child's pers…
Steff Lebsack (she/her), CCC-SLP based in Colorado and licensed in several states, dives into the challenges that can pop up in traditional speech therapy, especially in school settings.
The conversation is diverse - Ezra (J) and Steff discuss challenging traditional speech therapy approaches, t…
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