Stuttering Across the Globe: Israel (292)

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Uri Schneider, a speech-language pathologist in New York and Israel, and Ari Gershonovitch, a person who stutters in Israel, join
Peter Reitzes to discuss stuttering issues in Israel. This is StutterTalk's first episode in a new, occasional series we are calling Stuttering Across the Globe.
URI SCHNEIDER M.A. CCC-SLP is a partner in Schneider Speech Pathology who splits his time between New York and Israel. Uri has presented at professional seminars and workshops nationwide and abroad and co-directed and co-produced, with Phil Schneider, “Transcending Stuttering: The Inside Story” and “Going with the Flow: A Guide to Transcending Stuttering.” 
ARI GERSHONOVITCH is a person who stutters, with a B.TECH degree in computer science. Ari was born in Uruguay and when he was 4 years old he moved to Israel. Ari works in his family business and is a regular participant in self-help stuttering groups in Israel. Ari has been listening to StutterTalk for years and regularly posts at the StutterTalk Facebook page.

During today's episode we discuss many topics including stuttering in Israel, facing stuttering related fears, speaking patterns in Yeshivas and in the religious community, stuttering and military service,  an article by Ruth Ezrati-Vinacour and Nitza Weinstein titled "A dialouge among various cultures and its manifestation in stuttering therapy" currently in-press at the Journal of Fluency Disorders and a chapter in Advice to Those Who Stutter by Margaret Rainey which discusses stuttering in Israel and much more.


Stuttering Across the Globe

As mentioned above, this is StutterTalk's first episode in a new, occasional series we are calling Stuttering Across the Globe. If you are a listener from a country other than the United States and would like StutterTalk to consider inviting you on air to discuss stuttering in your country, please send an email to stuttertalk@stuttertalk.com and tell us about stuttering, self help, speech therapy and other treatments in your country.

 

 
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