Speech therapy in the social media age
Episode #108 is all about speech pathology. In part one of this episode, we look at social media’s awesome benefits in speech therapy while in part two, we look at speech pathology as an educational path.
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Links mentioned:
SLPChat, The Speech Pathway, Schneider Speech and their documentaries on stuttering, Twitter, Facebook, Skype, Tungle, Dopbox.
Tanya Cole also wrote a great guide on getting started in Twitter.
Music used:
Torramindedda sa sennora
by Arrogalla remixes Signorafranca
Redux
by Halogen
Beethoven’s Concerto No. 5, in E-flat Major, Op. 73 (“Emperor”)
by London Philharmonic Orchestra
3 Responses to “Speech therapy in the social media age”
Participate!
This is an open-mic podcast. I encourage you to record some audio of yourself and email it to me at coolstutter@gmail.com.
I'll play it on my next episode!
This way, we all hear each other stutter and feel less alone with our speech impediment!
Join the Facebook page and chat with me on Twitter — I'm @stutterdude.
Ooooh, like! I would to connect with Sherika from Barbados. It would be awesome if she knows any women who stutter that might want to share her/their story.
April 12th, 2011 at 21:58I have already did a twitter follow to see that SLPchat is all about.
Great job!
I really enjoyed listening to Uri and James (and Danny too). I enjoy hearing fluent peoples’ thoughts on stuttering.
April 13th, 2011 at 22:11This is a great blog. Thanks for sharing your post about how speech pathology can be conducted using new social media platforms. I’m new at blogging and will revisit often to share comments from my speech and language therapy sessions.
April 21st, 2011 at 01:26