What frontal or lateral lisp challenge has you scratching your head? Have you thought, "I've tried everything," "Productions are inconsistent," or "My client has plateaued?"

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In this episode of The Speech Link podcast, host Char Boshart, MA, CCC-SLP, invites you to bring your toughest questions and clinical conundrums. Together, you'll analyze challenging cases, discuss practical solutions, and explore therapy strategies you can apply immediately.

Drawing on decades of clinical experience, Char will answer your questions, troubleshoot common therapy roadblocks, and share practical strategies for addressing frontal and lateral lisps. Whether you're working through persistent errors, inconsistent productions, or treatment plateaus, you'll leave with new ideas and greater confidence in your clinical decision-making.

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School-age students who stutter deserve therapy that supports authentic communication, participation, and confidence.

Guest: Nina Reeves, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-SCF, F-ASHA

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If you've ever believed, "It's okay to stutter," but felt your training didn't fully reflect that belief, this episode is for you. Designed for SLPs working with school-age students who stutter, this conversation provides practical guidance for navigating change in clinical practice. Nina Reeves, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-SCF, F-ASHA, shares ways to individualize therapy, evaluate different intervention approaches, and make immediate shifts toward stutter-affirming care, helping students move toward greater communicative freedom with confidence and grace.

About the Guest: Nina Reeves, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-F, is a board-certified specialist in fluency differences and the Director of Stuttering Therapy Resources. A career-long public school clinician, Nina specializes in stuttering therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults. As an author and presenter, she aims to provide practical, evidence-informed guidance to clinicians working with students who stutter.

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Gain approachable, engaging ways SLPs can support and educate caregivers without overwhelming them.

Guest: Carly Dorfman, MS, CCC-SLP

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In this episode of Speech Link, Char Boshart, MA, CCC-SLP, welcomes Carly Dorfman, MS, CCC-SLP, for a practical conversation about one of the most overlooked parts of early intervention: the parent knowledge gap. While SLPs often assume caregivers understand foundational speech, language, and developmental milestones, many parents have never been taught what to look for or how everyday interactions shape communication growth. Through real-world examples and strategies drawn from the KIDnection Method™, she shares how clinicians can translate clinical knowledge into fun, accessible learning opportunities that empower families and strengthen carryover beyond therapy sessions.

About the Guest: Carly is a licensed, certified, and credentialed pediatric speech-language pathologist with over 12 years of experience treating children of all developmental levels. She specializes in a child- and family-centered approach, using evidence-based best practices to improve speech, receptive and expressive language, fluency, and oral-motor skills.

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• Contact Carly on IG: @kidnectionco
• KIDnection
• KIDnection Training Courses

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