9 Jul 2011
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BOB “the Expert” QUESAL and ALINA DAVIS join the B Team (pictured below) from the annual National Stuttering Association (NSA) conference in Fort Worth, Texas. This is the B Team’s third and final episode from the conference – it was recorded and posted on July 9th 2011.
29 May 2011
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During today’s episode Bob Quesal and Charlie Osborne join Peter Reitzes to discuss neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and its use with people who stutter.
3 Apr 2011
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Robert “The Expert” Quesal and Caryn Herring join Peter Reitzes to discuss graduate students who stutter in speech-language pathology, changing stop consonants to continuant sounds to manage stuttering, lucky fluency, how to respond to questions such as What do I do with children who stutter? and much more. This is StutterTalk’s third episode in a series focusing on graduate students and speech-language pathologists who stutter.
10 Mar 2011
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Robert “The Expert” Quesal, Ph.D., CCC-SLP and Joel “Tiger Blood” Korte join Peter Reitzes to discuss people who stutter who are studying to become speech-language pathologists.
27 Feb 2011
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Robert “The Expert” Quesal, Ph.D., CCC-SLP joins Peter Reitzes to discuss the anatomy and physiology of normal speech breathing as it relates to costal breathing and stuttering.
Be sure and check out this article Peter and Bob wrote on costal breathing.
11 Sep 2011
Stuttering Modification and Graduate School (297)
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Bob “the Expert” Quesal and Peter share that, like the listener who asked the question, it is their experience that graduate programs in speech-language pathology seem to teach more about fluency shaping than stuttering modification treatment approaches. Bob and Peter discuss the different reasons why some professors may be uncomfortable teaching stuttering modification.