#CovertStuttering
This winter, students in professor @joshcompton.bsky.social’s first-of-its-kind “Rhetorics of Stuttering” course explored the relationship between voice, identity, and communication—gaining insight into empathetic listening and inclusive dialogue.
'Rhetorics of Stuttering' Course Illuminates Underheard Voices
The first-of-its-kind course offers insight into empathetic listening and inclusive dialogue.
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March 18, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Nervous and excited to have this profile out this week!

And yes, truth can be stuttered!

#stuttering
#stammering
#IStutter
#CovertStuttering

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Bringing Unconventional Voices Into Dialogue
Speech professor Josh Compton advocates for vocal diversity.
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February 10, 2024 at 1:53 PM
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🗣️ Did you know some people who stutter may appear not to stutter at all—or only subtly? This can be a form of "covert stuttering"—when someone works hard to hide or avoid stuttering. Even if it’s less noticeable, it can still be deeply felt.

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June 18, 2025 at 4:44 PM
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What does covert stuttering look like?
It often means switching words, avoiding certain sounds, or rephrasing—so the listener doesn’t hear a stutter. Internally, though, the person may be working very hard to sound fluent.

#CovertStuttering #NeurodiversityAffirming #SpeechTherapy
June 18, 2025 at 4:46 PM
My new video covers covert stuttering, masking & why therapy should focus on well-being—not just fluency. Thanks to adults who’ve shared their stories, making therapy more compassionate.
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/qWKZ9Nf-m2k

#StutteringAwareness #SLP #SpeechTherapy #WaterlooOntario #CovertStuttering
The Hidden Side of Stuttering – Why It Matters | Speech Therapist Explains
YouTube video by Communicating Together
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July 19, 2025 at 11:48 PM