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Naomi Rodgers, Ph.D., CCC-SLP is an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She directs the UNL Stuttering Lab where her holistic experiences as a person who stutters, active member of the self-help community, speech-language pathologist, and stuttering researcher inspire her to address empirical questions that are clinically grounded. She is specifically interested in growing our understanding of how people who stutter get ready to change, and how people who stutter process social-emotional information.

0:00-5:40: Introductions including Iowa, Nebraska, hogs and speech-language pathology and research

5:40-19:50: Naomi's NPR podcast, medical vs. social, is #POTUS Joe Biden "doing enough" for people who stutter, Brayden Harrington for president

19:50-33:22: University ofIowa & the roots of speech-language pathology, hub of stuttering research and development and Dr. Tricia Zebrowski and ongoing study of the "stages of change" model

33:22-41:50: Overviewing the 5 stages; helping clinicians and TWS/AWS get ready for change

41:50-52:10: Exciting preliminary research finding

52:10-1:04:14: Closing remarks

RESOURCES AND LINKS

Research Gate

• Rodgers turns gaze on overlooked phase of stuttering: adolescence

• Stutter Talk

• The Social Side of Stuttering

UPCOMING EVENTS

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.