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From: K. Dunn
Date: 10/13/02
Time: 9:29:40 PM
Remote Name: 209.150.34.144
As a graduate student, I have not thought of or heard any info. regarding biblical references and therapy. But it does seem a practical and optional therapy approach if your client asks you for spiritual advice relating to his stuttering. Many people would appreciate someone giving direction to access biblical info relating to their predicament. You would give advice on other approaches, why not this one? I think it's interesting and offering information is a tool your client can choose to use or not use. Just like any other information you would give a client when they request information from you as an expert. Your text books offer many approaches that you may or not believe in, but I'm sure you've informed clients about them and let them decide which approach they want, so what's the difference with includeing this approach in your reference library just in case you need it for someone.