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From: Kelsie Menard
Date: 18 Oct 2012
Time: 10:20:40 -0500
Remote Name: 130.70.40.21
Wow! What an interesting and insightful article. I enjoyed reading your thoughts about making an individual aware of their stuttering and putting them in charge of their stuttering. I have a question, though. If there is an individual who had recently become aware of their stuttering (such as a young child), could you use this same awareness tool to help the individual understand the importance of taking charge of their stuttering and their possible avoidance behaviors? Therefore, would you use this tool to help a young individual cope with their feelings on stuttering and realize that they should “own their stuttering”? If so, how would you incorporate this activity?