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From: Margaret Leahy.
Date: 10/17/02
Time: 11:17:43 AM
Remote Name: 134.226.1.115
Hi Nicole, I answered this yesterday, but it seems to have strayed from its pathway to being posted to you.
Thanks for your positive comments - I'm really glad you enjoyed the paper.
I think that anyone can use some of the principles of PCP, but to do PCT takes learning and supervised practice. I provide an introduction to students here, which I believe gives insight into how PCT can be implemented, but there is limited opportunity for them to get supervised practice in the area from practitioners qualified in PCT.
Using it with all client who stutter? it certainly has application to change (and not only in stuttering), but clients have their own ideas about what they want to do in therapy... and some want to pursue fluency and only fluency.
Am I being clear? if you have further comments, I'm happy to hear them.
Margaret.