
About this episode
Today's featured guest is Jaleesa Bygrave. Ms. Bygrave is a social worker from Toronto, Ontario, who has worked in the profession since 2011. She has a breadth of experience supporting individuals, children, and families with complex needs. She works as a prison social worker on a full-time basis and is starting a social work private practice part-time for persons with various speech impediments. This stems from her own personal experience living with a stutter and she shares her story with us. I believe there is healing in sharing and Ms. Bygrave is an inspiration to all. I am very appreciative of all the guests that have shared their story of adversity and triumphs on the MSL podcast. If you wish to contact Jaleesa Bygrave, here is the contact information: Website: speechchallengescounselling.com Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/speechchallengescounselling/ Thank you to Epidemic Sound for the intro/outro music. https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Thank you to Aryn Johnson for the intro jingle. Aryn Johnson has a podcast on Anchor and I encourage everyone to check out this AWESOME podcast: Spooky Crimes https://anchor.fm/spookycrimes If you would like to send me a voice message, you can use SpeakPipe. https://www.speakpipe.com/MyStutteringLife I may use your message on an upcoming podcast episode. For correspondence/inquiries/merchandise: Pedro Pena, PO Box 684, Baytown, Texas USA 77522
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