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Glen Weybright Reflection

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Hi Nicole! I had the opportunity to watch Glen Weybright too, but with a different client, Mia. Glen is an outstanding clinician, as he is able to truly connect with his clients and make them feel very comfortable. He has become one of my favorite clinician’s to watch on MCN. It’s interesting that you bring up that the boy’s family was involved in the session because Mia had her mom participating in her session too. In the video description, it stated that Mia’s mother has a history of stuttering just like Mia. However, I question if the reason this client had their family involved was because of the boys young age or if Glen just likes to get the client’s families involved in the sessions.

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