Don’t hesitate to ask “what do you mean by that?”
A review of posts from the Voice Unearthed Facebook group reveals a common use of terms that few people question.…
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Shortcomings of Evidence Based Research
“we got lucky and dodged a bullet”
The appropriateness of speech therapy for children who stutter should not be a matter of getting “lucky” or “dodging a…
Making the shift away from fixing
Following is the first in a series of interviews that shaped the narrative of my next book: VoiceS Unearthed: The…
Mom is grateful for a change in direction –
Following is the second in a series of interviews that shaped the narrative of my next book: VoiceS Unearthed: The…
I didn’t have the vocabulary to talk about it.
Following is the third in a series of interviews that shaped the narrative of my next book: VoiceS Unearthed: The…
“I’m not okay so I’ll just be quiet.”
Following is the fourth in a series of interviews that shaped the narrative of my next book: VoiceS Unearthed: The…
“When you stop therapy, you feel like you have now failed your child.”
Following is the fifth in a series of interviews that shaped the narrative of my next book, VoiceS Unearthed: The…
Lidcombe was the only thing we could find.
A new Voice Unearthed blog post, “Lidcombe was the only thing we could find,” the sixth in a series of…
“We were not educated about the different approaches.”
A new Voice Unearthed blog post, “We were not educated about the different approaches,” the eighth in a series of…
The #1 tenant should be “do no harm,” right?
A new Voice Unearthed blog post, “The #1 tenant should be “do no harm,” right?,” the ninth in a…