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From: Lacey Hebert, graduate student
Date: 17 Oct 2006
Time: 14:22:39 -0500
Remote Name: 68.226.145.96
I truly enjoyed your article about the importance of positive feedback and descriptive language. As a clinician, we assume we are helping the client by telling them about "good" and "bad" stuttering moments. After reading this paper, it made me think that using more positive feedback will change how the client perceives his/her stuttering. The more negative comments they hear, the more pressure it will put on them. Thanks for the great advice!!