Nina Reeves, M.S. CCC-SLP, BCS-F, ASHA Fellow
Nina Reeves, M.S. CCC-SLP, BCS-F, ASHA Fellow is a board-certified specialist in fluency disorders. Nina is staff fluency specialist for Frisco ISD and fluency specialist consultant for San Diego Unified Schools. Nina is a nationally recognized workshop presenter in the area of fluency disorders and is an author of clinically based materials. She is co-owner of Stuttering Therapy Resources. Nina is a recipient of numerous awards, including the ASH-F Van Hattum Award for outstanding contributions to public schools, and recently was awarded the 2019 ASHA Certificate of Recognition for Special Contributions in Preschool-Grade 12 Education Settings.
SLP/BCBA; SLP Kate Grandbois (she/her) & Amy Wonkka (she/her)
Kate and Amy are co-founders of SLP Nerdcast. Kate is a dually certified SLP / BCBA who works primarily as an "AAC Specialist." She owns a private practice with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration, augmentative alternative communication intervention and assessment, and consultation. Amy is an SLP who also works as an "AAC Specialist" in a public school setting. Amy's primary interests are AAC, typical language development, motor speech, phonology, data collection, collaboration, coaching, and communication partner training and support.
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Tessa
School-Age Stuttering Therapy: What SLPs need before they start
Great introductory to stuttering therapy. I was expecting more on evaluations, but this took it one step further!
Maggie
Appropriate for learning objectives
So tremendously informative and helpful!
Lisa
Wonderful Course
Bridget
A good start
I enjoyed the discussion about paradigm shift of using strategies when the person who stutters wants to. However, I would like some more discussion about how it would be the same/different for young children (e.g., some research shows errorless fluency is effective in reducing stuttering). Having this course as a part of a longer series would be helpful to be able to spend more time with the strategies. Part of the series could include "common mistakes" that were also alluded to.
Tracey
Worth the listen!
I see a fair amount of fluency patients and still found there were things that I learned. I appreciated Nina's frank discussion and passion.