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Delhi Meet (04-April-2009) Report

Hi,

We had the weekly Delhi meet at the usual place – Central Park, Connaught Place at the usual time 2:00 PM. This time we have decided to have the meeting in a planned, controlled manner rather than the ad-hoc manner of previous meetings.

Sikander was chosen as the coordinator for the meeting, and he did an excellent job of sunning it smoothly. This meeting has following attendees –

1. Abhaydeep
2. Anuj
3. Arun
4. Kshitiz
5. Nitin
6. Rahul
7. Sikander

Anuj was the new entrant to group and had came from Karnal to attend the meeting. We began the meeting with a short intro from Anuj, in which he shared his fears about facing job interviews. So we decided to have our interview experience as the topic for our talks. Everybody told their interview experiences and then rest discussed about how he spoke for another 3-4 minuted.

After this the discussion turned to proper articulation and how do we give so little attention to it. Anuj is in touch with American Institute of Stuttering and shared their methodology with us. Some of it was new to us and very interesting. He will be sending their material to me soon, which I’ll share on the group.

And before we knew it, it was alreadt 6 PM; we had a 4 hour meeting without realizing it. It was a very satisfying meet, all of us enjoyed and benefitted a lot 

I am already looking forward to the next one 

Cheers

Nitin

Post Author: Harish Usgaonker

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3 thoughts on “Delhi Meet (04-April-2009) Report”

    Sachin

    (April 7, 2009 - 8:34 am)

    I had a chat with Anuj on phone yesterday- and he was all praise for the meeting and the way it was conducted..
    Great! Keep it up you guys..
    sachin

    Carl Herder

    (July 27, 2009 - 8:29 pm)

    I think it is fantastic that you post information about your recent group meetings. I'm so proud to know Anuj and so happy that he found your group. Sachin, from what I have learned from Anuj, the work you are doing is truly special.

    The United States is highly underserved in relation to quality support and speech therapy for stuttering. It remains a grossly misunderstood disorder. When I consider the state of stuttering in India, it is hard to imagine that there could be 10 million PWS!!! And, I've learned from numerous IPWS that it is even more misunderstood in India. Teasing appears to be more common, and getting a job can be a real struggle as well.

    So, not only is your work special, Sachin. It serves an an unrelenting need in your part of the World.

    Sincerely,

    Carl Herder
    Speech-Language Pathologist

    American Institute for Stuttering
    New York, NY, USA
    http://stutteringtreatment.org

    Sachin

    (July 28, 2009 - 4:32 am)

    Thanks Carl. Anup is a 'total' fan of yours.. and he has certainly benefited by the video conferencing sessions with you..Amazing!
    TISA too plans to do something like that.. Technology can truly help in our case because PWS are scattered far and wide..
    Feel free to refer your Indian cases to our groups, where they can practice their techniques and receive (and give) support- all for free..
    sachin for TISA

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