Dr. Seth Tichenor - Stuttering Variables with (#60)
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“Not only is it okay to stutter, it’s okay to talk about stuttering.”
Dr. Seth Tichenor is a post-doctoral research associate at Michigan State University in the Developmental Speech Laboratory (PI: Dr. Bridget Walsh). His primary research interests include better understanding and predicting individual differences in the experience of stuttering (stammering), understanding how adverse impact related to the condition develops, and determining how moments of stuttering occur in speech. He practices clinically and is actively involved with various self-help/support and international stuttering organizations. He lives in Lansing, Michigan with his wife (Allison), daughter (Lucy), and puppy (Charlie).
NOTES
00:00-00:57 - Opening Remarks
00:57-02:26 - Introducing Dr. Seth Tichenor
02:26-04:45 - Getting to Know More About Seth's Story
04:45-07:16 - The Perspective PWS Can Share to Others
07:17-15:37 - Seth Shares the Experience as an SLP who Stutters
15:37-21:22 - What Makes an Effective SLP for PWS
21:22-23:27 - Seth Speaks on Goals for Stuttering Research
23:27-25:56 - Seth Speaks on His OWN Research
25:56-30:21 -Seth Dives into Variability of Stuttering
30:21-34:26 - Variability within One Individual PWS
34:26-35:41 - Seth Speaks on the Role of Anxiety in Stuttering
35:41-38:57 - Uri Shares an Incredible Story of a PWS in Relation to Anxiety
38:57-46:41 - The Trajectory of PWS
46:41-48:43 - Correction versus Support in Speech Therapy
48:43-50:06 - Closing Remarks
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RESOURCES and LINKS
Dr. Seth Tichenor’s personal Website (full of articles, research and more…)
HOST BIO
Uri Schneider, M.A. CCC -SLP is co-founder and leader at Schneider Speech; creator of Transcending Stuttering Academy and faculty at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.
