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From: Ann Packman
Date: 22 Oct 2004
Time: 16:14:22 -0500
Remote Name: 129.78.64.100
In our experience with the Lidcombe Program, there are a few children who react negatively to attention being drawn to their stuttering. In the writings on the Lidcombe Program it is made clear that the clinician (SLP) must ensure that the treatment is an enjoyable experience for the child and family. Every child and family is different, and if a child reacts negatively, the parent and clinician must work together immediately to find ways to implement the program so that this does not happen. Hope this helps!