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BRYANA

BRYANA WILLIAMS

WILLIAMS

Living in Atlanta and supporting non-speakers in Georgia and Nashville, Tennessee, Bryana Williams is a Speech-Language Pathologist and registered Spelling to Communicate Practitioner. She owns her own private practice and has, for the past two years, worked as part of the I-ASC S2C Professional Training Course as a mentor, Cohort Captain and continues to support I-ASC’s practitioner and CRP training initiatives through the development and improvement of training protocols. Bryana was introduced to Spelling to Communicate in 2014 during an outreach in Atlanta: “I immediately saw, over the course of just a few hours, students demonstrating their knowledge and communicative skills at a level that my traditional training had never allowed them to reach. I knew then that I had to change everything.” She subsequently has focused her career on learning from and with neurodiverse individuals, bringing her interests in teaching and communication to her current role as a member of I-ASC Leadership in expanding the professional training course and developing content.

articles by BRYANA WILLIAMS

speech mechanism pt
Speech Mechanism Pt. 3 The Resonators: Shaping the Sound
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the speech mechanism a 4 part series part 2 our voice, the larynx
THE SPEECH MECHANISM: A 4-PART SERIES Part 2: Our Voice, the Larynx
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the speech mechanism part 1 lower respiratory system
The Speech Mechanism Part 1: Lower Respiratory System
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top tips for feeding the brain
Top Tips for Feeding the Brain
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please listen!
Please Listen!
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5 tips for working with littles
5 Tips for Working with Littles
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be a “pyg” the expectancy effect & presuming competence
Be a “Pyg”-The Expectancy Effect & Presuming Competence
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understanding apraxia the importance in autism and other sensory movement disorders
Understanding Apraxia: The Importance in Autism and Other Sensory-Movement Disorders
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feeling the love brain science is relationship science!
Feeling the Love: Brain Science is Relationship Science!
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