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Title: Stuttering, and how to cure it : a practical and systematical handbook for self-instruction : containing an approved method of respiration and the gymanstic of voice and speech
Creator: Klindworth, L
Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Publisher: Glasgow : F. Bauermeister
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh
Date: 1896
Language: eng
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Stutter Social:
Stutter Social was one of my highlights from yesterday's G+ Hangout
presentation. I love the idea of using Hangouts for support groups. I
love the idea of using social media of any sort to make life a little
more friendly, cheerful, and helpful for people in communities that
are marginalized or excluded through no real fault of their own. The
list of potential groups is huge, I'm sure you can all think of
several people you've known who were left out for one reason or
another. I especially like this if it actually helps build COMMUNITY,
creates social and emotional bonds, a sense of compassion and warmth,
and helps them have a sense of community that maybe hasn't been
available for them quite so easily in other spaces. Now, I don't
stuffer, so I have not intruded myself into one of these hangouts. I
don't feel it would be right to just pop in out of curiosity. But I
love that they've created a space for themselves, and am awed that
they have taken the risk to do so publicly. How wonderful! I hope to
see other support group communities looking at this and starting to
think about how they might use this technology for themselves.
In their words:
"Stutter Social is an organization that connects people who stutter
(PWS) through Google+ Hangouts. Every time a Stutter Social Hangout
begins, the button on the Find a Hangout page turns green and clicking
it will bring you directly to the Hangout. We also post the Hangout
link on our Facebook page and Google+ page."
In addition to their website, they are all over the main social media
spaces, not just Google Plus.
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/pages/Stutter-Social/307357639290892?sk=...
Twitter:
Google Plus: