Podcast Not Easy To Say: Stuttering with Motty Grunwald, CCC-SLP, BCS-F

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welcome to the jewish orthodox women's medical association or joma podcast i'm your host alisa minkin i am a general pediatrician and proud germa member and i'm really honored and really excited to be here today with mutty greenwald hi hi thank you so much for doing this with me my pleasure matthew greenwald c-c-c-s-o-p b-c-s-f and you will let us know what those mean in a minute earned his master's in speech and language pathology at the long island university pathology at the long island university in 2003 graduating magna laude he externed at the manhattan eye ear and throat hospital where he worked extensively with patients with voice disorders he then worked as a speech therapist in several clinic and school settings with children and adults with various speech and language disorders eventually he decided to pursue board certification and fluency disorders he was mentored for four years by walter manning author of the textbook clinical decision making in fluency disorders associate editor of the journal of associate editor of the journal of fluency disorders and at the time associate dean of the university of memphis mutti is licensed as a speech language pathologist in new york and new jersey he also holds a certificate of clinical competence in speech-language pathology awarded by the american speech language and hearing association and he is one of the fewer than one-tenth of one percent of speech therapists in the u.s that is also a board-certified specialist in fluency disorders awarded by the american board of fluency and fluency disorders wow

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1. 0:28welcome to the jewish orthodox women's medical association or joma podcast i'm your host alisa minkin…
2. 6:06have to talk over them so there are the disfluencies we started before and then we…
3. 11:45about five to eight percent of chil preschoolers do have what we call stuttering of those…
4. 17:19well people who listen to them don't have patience and sometimes just walk away or cut…
5. 22:59and it should be on the same level as his capacity and then the child will…
6. 29:05shaping or starting modification um personally the way i work um i'm also part of the…
7. 34:40easier for them it'll be easier for you right yes that's what really pays off in…
8. 40:23and he told parents that his study proves that you can actually make children stutter children…
9. 46:00i'll usually have people make phone calls and if they started well okay let them see…
10. 51:38work then the person who stutters feels very bad about themselves is a very big letdown…

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