Megan Lynch: There’s hope for the future of stuttering therapy!

Meet Megan Lynch, a young speech and language pathology graduate student. In this deeply person podcast, Megan tells her story of growing up as a person who stutters and her decision to become an SLP.  She shares how she uses mindfulness techniques in the moments when she awaiting her turn to speak. Megan also shares the speech trauma she experienced as a middle school student and even a few years ago.What’s really cool are the affirmations and self talk she practices to help her become her authentic self. This podcast gave me so much hope for stuttering therapy!Enjoy the episode!Megan Lynch is an SLP graduate student at Gwynedd Mercy University and an SLPA with the Bucks County Intermediate Unit. A native of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Speech, Language, and Hearing Science from Temple University in 2020. As a person who stutters, Megan is interested in creating more open conversations around stuttering as she continues her path in the field