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The best of Electro,Progressive and Tech house. Mixed and selected by Valentino Sirolli. •Facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/ValentinoSirolliOfficial •Youtube channel : http://www.youtube.com/user/valentinosirolli •Twitter : https://twitter.com/ValentinoSiroll •Beatport official page:http://www.beatport.com/artist/valentino-sirolli/204257
Categories: Music
Tags: electro, house, music, progressive, tech
Covering pansexual issues, pansexual meaning “knowing no boundaries of sex or gender”, including transgender, bisexual and polyamorous issues.
Categories: Uncategorised
Need some encouragement? Feeling blue? Wishing for answers? Wondering if there is meaning to life? Youth Like You is about helping you find that encouragement, giving you hope, and answering your questions! It’s all about finding Christ and connecting with Him.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Welcome to That One Podcast with Artimis and Big Cat! Show us some love on Facebook by searching “That One Podcast” and follow us on twitter @ThatOnePod
Categories: Comedy
Dr. Charlie Keil and friends discuss a wide range of topics from politics to philosophy to music to early childhood education.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Learn to lead in life & love with head, heart, and guts. Join men’s guide Jason Lange to explore how to deepen your presence in the world, clarify your purpose, connect with your power, and find ease in dating & relationships.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Dr David F George has been working in the AI space since the early 1990’s. He is also the creator of choiceMaster, a new kind of recommender software using David’s extensive knowledge in AI to vastly improve the consumer experience. In these podcasts David will talk about AI and the latest developments and innovations in the field.
Categories: Technology
Tags: ai, consumers, Innovation, online shopping., Technology
Join Julia Hanlon, creator and host of the Running On Om for insightful conversations with women who have committed their lives to endurance sports and the outdoors. In Chapter One of Running On Om, from 2013-2016, Julia embarked on a journey to explore questions of the mind, body and spirit connection with a diverse range of guests. After taking a break from the podcast, from 2019-2020, Julia returned to explore how female endurance athletes and outdoor adventurers navigate these questions and more. Julia is no longer releasing new ROO episodes, but the podcast still strives to empower, inspire, and uplift all who listen to these powerful stories, all the while elevating the women who share them. Please visit www.runningonom.com for more information.
Categories: Health & Fitness
The Price of Admission Movie Podcast was created by two longtime friends and Northeast Philly natives who just can’t stop talking about the movies. The POA Movie Podcast (@poamoviepodcast) aims to deliver you with fresh news, analysis, and reviews about your favorite movies on a weekly basis.
Categories: TV & Film
Bands, boys (occasionally girls), and breakdowns. For two seventeen-year-old girls with a lot of opinions, nothing is ever off the table. Join Jean and Justine as they explore the trials and tribulations of what it means to be a teenager these days. It could be random, it could be musical, but it will most definitely be amusing. New episodes every other Saturday (or so we think) Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanstine/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Thoughtcast by Onething is an experience design podcast that looks to take a unique angle on an age-old format. We’re bringing everything from hotly discussed topics, to diamonds in the rough, and deconstructing it all, from every angle possible. We aim to provide discussion on the topics which can help everyone in some way through storytelling.
Categories: Arts, Business, Technology
Tags: app design, experience design, product design, Service Design, system design, ui, ui design, user experience design, user interface design, ux, ux design, UX for Apps, UX UI Design Company
The Clarity Speech and Language podcast is committed to teaching parents how to help their children improve their speech and language skills, giving their children a brighter and happier future.
Many children begin to stutter around 2-3 years old. Fortunately, about 75% of those will recover on their own, but currently there is no way to predict who will and who won’t. We do know that the longer a child continues to stutter, the more resistant to treatment the problem can be. For this reason, it is better to treat stuttering early, while the child is still in the pre-school age group.
What causes fluency issues? Although we don’t know exactly, there are several risk factors for persistent stuttering:
– being male
– family history of stuttering
– stuttering longer than a year
So how can you help your child who stutters? There are a few basic things you can do as a parent:
– Be patient, don’t interrupt.
– Reduce stressors in the home.
– Avoid fast-paced schedules.
– Speak slowly.
– Give your child plenty of time to speak.
– Use shorter, simpler sentences.
– Give more praise than criticism by a ratio of at least 5:1.
In addition, check in with a speech-language pathologist (SLP) to get an assessment of the severity of the condition and to learn about treatment methods specific for your child. In general, research shows that these methods have been the most helpful for preschool children:
– LIDCOMBE METHOD1 – this is a behavioral approach and requires the parents to provide feedback regarding the child’s speech constantly and consistently, both during structured practice sessions and during everyday conversations.
– For fluent speech, the parent:
– Praises. (Good job! You sounded great!)
– Requests the child to self-evaluate their speech. (How do you think your speech was just now?)
– Acknowledges the child’s fluent speech matter-of-factly. (That last sentence was smooth with no bumps.)
– For non-fluent speech, the parent:
– Acknowledges the child’s non-fluent speech matter-of-factly. (That last sentence was a bit bumpy.)
– Requests the child to self-evaluate their speech. (How do you think your speech was just now?)
– DEMANDS AND CAPACITIES MODEL2– this treatment is based on the theory that stuttering occurs when the language demands placed on a growing child are greater than his current skills or capacities – hence the name ‘Demands and Capacities’. The treatment revolves around reducing the child’s motor, language, emotional and cognitive demands using techniques such as:
– Decreasing the child’s rate of speech and the motor complexity of words while at the same time practicing exercises to increase motor skills. (Slow down, use shorter words, practice speech skills.)
– Lowering the expectations for the child to produce advanced language while at the same time strengthening their language skills. (Use simple sentences, teach grammatical skills.)
– Reducing stress in the child’s routine while at the same time teaching emotional skills. (Decrease planned activities, teach coping mechanisms for stress and anxiety.)
– Lowering the child’s cognitive demands by simplifying tasks while at the same time teaching him methods for easy communication. (Teach one thing at a time, teach listening skills, go slow, take turns talking.)
– Syllable-Timed Speech3, 4 – This method is one of the simplest to implement, in my opinion. You simply have the child practice ‘robot speech’, where each syllable is separated briefly from the others. So the sentence, “I want macaroni and cheese for dinner”, would be said like this: “I-want-mac-a-ro-ni-and-cheese-for-din-ner.” Sometimes it helps to have the child clap each syllable as they speak. This technique slows down their speech while also breaking it up into more manageable segments.
The bottom line is that there is no one quick and easy fix for fluency issues. It takes time and patience and practice to see improvements in your child’s speech.
I hope this has been helpful to you. For lots of great information about fluency disorders, visit The Stuttering Foundation at https://www.stutteringhelp.org/.
1hhttps://www.lidcombeprogram.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/lp_treatment_guide_2015.pdf
2See Franken, M.C. & Putker-de Bruijn, D. (2007). Restart-DCM Method. Treatment protocol developed within the scope of the ZonMW project Cost-effectiveness of the Demands and Capacities Model based treatment compared to the Lidcombe programme of early stuttering intervention: Randomised trial. http://www.nedverstottertherapie.nl Retrieved from: https://nedverstottertherapie.nl/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/RESTART-DCM.Method.-English.pdf
3Trajkovski, N., et al. Using syllable-timed speech to treat preschool children who stutter: A multiple baseline experiment. Journal of Fluency Disorders (2009), doi:10.1016/j.jfludis.2009.01.001. Retrieved from: http://www.unm.edu/~atneel/shs531/syll_timed_tx.pdf
4Andrews C, O’Brian S, Harrison E, Onslow M, Packman A, Menzies R. Syllable-timed speech treatment for school-age children who stutter: a phase I trial. Lang Speech Hear Serv Sch. 2012 Jul;43(3):359-69. doi: 10.1044/0161-1461(2012/11-0038). Epub 2012 May 4. PMID: 22562864. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1044/0161-1461(2012/11-0038)
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
In this podcast you will learn English by listening to real examples of spoken English.
Categories: Education
A show about the makers, creators, innovators and entrepreneurs in Birmingham, Alabama.
Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: birminghamalabama, birminghamshines, local, shereemartin, shinecast
In the world where normal is just a little off center, Kathy Hammond lives and works. But the seemingly perfect and innocent Hammond has made a dedicated enemy of one of her co-workers in this hilariously sinister podcast!
Each week, Beale Street Caravan brings the Sounds of Memphis to an international public radio audience. Live, concert performances from contemporary masters of blues, soul, folk, and rock n roll. The program is hosted by Pat Mitchell-Worley and Kevin Cubbins, with feature segments from industry insiders, writers, and musicologists. Beale Street Caravan is distributed by NPR. Go to our website to find a carrier station in your area.
Categories: Music
Hi there:) welcome to my podcast. Here I share a bit of my life, stuff I’ve learned, stuff I’m working on and basically dump my thoughts on to you! Hope you can connect with something I say 🙂
Categories: Education
This is not your typical weekly true crime podcast. Todd McComas, a retired police detective and comedian, partners with award-winning investigative journalist Jessica Noll to share their unique, unconstrained style of case analysis. Together, they combine 40+ years of investigative experience to break down key elements of the victim’s timeline and the investigation itself.
Categories: Society & Culture, True Crime
Join Len and Sara as they head into a world of knowledge, discovery, and intrigue in their podcast, “That’s So Interesting!” Each episode will leave you saying, “That’s so interesting!” as they delve into a wide range of thought-provoking topics that will expand your horizons and pique your curiosity.
Whether you’re a lifelong learner, a curious mind, or simply someone who loves to be amazed, this podcast is for you. Join Len and Sara on a voyage of discovery that will leave you inspired, enlightened, and always exclaiming, “That’s so interesting!”
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
For a long time I have been concerned about our disconnect from one another as human beings. Our histories in the United States indicates that when we work together, we succeed, yet we continue to dehumanize people and communities. How do we create a more just society? How we can come together as human beings? Join me, Dr. Miguel E. Gallardo, as I address ways in which human beings can better understand “the other,” while learning how to create meaningful change. Listen as I have cultural conversations with both professionals and community members about cultural, social, and political issues and what we can do to create more just outcomes while seeing our human connection to one another.
Categories: Society & Culture