Posts Tagged ‘Hiten Vyas’
Stuttering in the social media age
Monday, April 25th, 2011 Tags: film, Hiten Vyas, movies, Paddy O'Sullivan, Pam Mertz, social media, Speechless, stammering, stutteringPosted in podcast | 2 Comments »
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Episode #109: Following up from the previous episode, I chat with a couple of fellow stutterers about how they use social media to mentor, well, fellow stutterers.
Stop thinking negatively
Thursday, March 26th, 2009 Tags: CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy, Hiten Vyas, neurolinguistic thinking, nlp, positive, stammering, stutteringPosted in podcast | 1 Comment »
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Episode 45 I chat with Hiten Vyas, of Stuttering Hub, who teaches us about the power of postive thinking and it’s influence on our lives. We learn all sorts of acronyms like NLP and CBT which, as you will see, play quite a useful role for us stutterers. Sites mentioned on today’s show: British Stammering [continue reading...]
10 tactics
Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 Tags: Hiten Vyas, stammer, stammering, stutter, stuttering, twitterPosted in links | Comments Off
#22 Following up on my previous post sharing 5 common mistakes stutterers make, by Hiten Vyas of Stuttering Hub, today I share his 10 Tactics To Deal With Stammering. Items #7 and #8 will be devoted to an entire episode when I interview Hiten on a future show. And I really like item #9. You [continue reading...]
5 stuttering mistakes
Monday, February 16th, 2009 Tags: Hiten Vyas, stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in links | Comments Off
#21 My good friend, Hiten, has a few “list posts” that I’d like to include here on my 101 Stuttering Links hall of fame. Today, I’m sharing with you Hiten’s reality check entitled, “5 Common Mistakes PWS Make“. Items #1 and #2 describe me during secondary and post-secondary school. What an ordeal. Thankfully, #3 and [continue reading...]
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