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From: Megan Arney
Date: 19 Oct 2012
Time: 14:40:38 -0500
Remote Name: 143.236.86.35
I thought this was a very interesting article. I am a graduate student in speech-language pathology and I was wondering how we would bring this issue up with a client if we suspect their sleep schedule could be contributing to their stutter? I know that we can ask them how many hours of sleep they get on average, but how would be implement "a better night's sleep" into therapy? Or would we refer them to a doctor right away if we suspect this may be a problem and a contributing factor to their stuter?