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2024 Advocating in the Community for January Roundtable | View Here Exploring the Highest Standards of Care February Roundtable | View Here Therapy for Word-Final Disfluency March Roundtable | View Here Educating the World about Stuttering April Roundtable | View Here Is Avoidance of Stuttering Ever Okay? August Roundtable | View Here Counseling Clients- Connecting September Roundtable | View Here Do We Ever "Do Nothing" About Stuttering? October Roundtable | View Here What's in a Name? What Should November Roundtable | View Here 2021Community Service Groups for Stuttering: January Roundtable | View Here Practical Help Using Zoom February Roundtable | View Here | Password: 5^cw$1m9 Client Driven Therapy March Roundtable | View Here | Password: ULW!@!6N Cluttering September Roundtable | View Here Rationale-Based Therapy October Roundtable | View Here | 2023 School SLPs and their Students Who Stutter: Developing IEP Goals and Increasing January Roundtable | View Here Atypical Disfluencies February Roundtable | View Here The Mentoring Relationship March Roundtable | View Here Addressing Secondary Behaviors April Roundtable | View Here Relating to Our Clients: May Roundtable | View Here Working with Preschoolers who Stutter October Roundtable | View Here 2022 Manual Changes for Achieving Board April Roundtable | View Here Member Discussion on Name May Roundtable | View Here Social Model of Disability August Roundtable | View Here Bilingualism and Stuttering Panel: September Roundtable | View Here 2020The Lived Experience of Stuttering: Panel of People Who Stutter November Roundtable | View Here | Password: $edT3.a6 |
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