Other related fluency disorders
Cluttering
- International Cluttering Association
- Myers, F. L., & St. Louis, K. O., (Eds.) (1992).Cluttering: A Clinical Perspective Leicester: FAR Communications. Reissued: San Diego, CA: Singular, 1996. (entire book freely available from the International Cluttering Association website.
- Bibliography about Cluttering.
- A Synopsis Of Cluttering And Its Treatment by Kenneth St. Louis and Florence Myers, a paper written for the International Stuttering Awareness Day Online Conference, Oct. 1-22, 1998
- St. Louis, K. O., Raphael, L. J., Myers, F. L., & Bakker, K. (2003, Nov. 18). Cluttering Updated - The ASHA Leader, pp. 4-5, 20-22.
- Cluttering - brief explanation about cluttering from Speech Disorder website
- Cluttering: Specialists work to put it on the map of fluency disorders by Jason Mosheim, Vol. 14, Issue 47, Page 6 ADVANCE Magazine
- Cluttering: Information and Issues an ASHA Forum that occurred from 8-10 EST on January 12, 2009, featuring Ellen Bennett Lanouette, Florence Myers, Kathy Scaler Scott, and Ken St. Louis. The archived discussion is available to ASHA and NSSHLA members in the password-protected ASHA site.
- Wikipedia on
Cluttering
- Personal experience with cluttering
- Brochures and class handouts about cluttering
- Additional information about possible cluttering symptoms
- Suggestions for Treating Cluttering.
Neurogenic Stuttering
Stuttering and Co-Existing Learning, Behavioral or Cognitive Challenges
- Down Syndrome
- St. Louis , Ken (1986) The Atypical Stutterer, Academic Press, has a chapter by Eugene Cooper, "The Mentally Retarded Stutterer" which covers some basics of assessment with that population and gives an adaptation of his Personalized Fluency Control Therapy for this population.
- Treating Children Who Stutter With Co-Existing Learning, Behavioral, or Cognitive Challenges by E. Charles Healey, Robert Reid, and Joseph Donaher
- ADHD and Stuttering: A Tutorial by E. Charles Healey and Robert Reid (article was published in the Journal of Fluency Disorders (2003), Vol. 28, pp. 79-93)
Reports of "Unusual Stuttering"
- Penmanship Stuttering
by E. W. Scripture, Ph.D., M.D., visiting physician for Speech Defects to Randall's Island, New York City, reprinted from Journal of AMA, May 8, 1909, p. 1480-1481
- Stuttering playing musical instruments
- Fluency Disruption in Speech and in Wind Instrument Playing by Ann Packman and Mark Onslow.
- Additional references to "stuttering and musical instruments."
- Meltzer, A. (1992). Horn Stuttering. JOURNAL OF FLUENCY
DISORDERS, 17, 4. 257-264
- Silverman, Franklin H and Bohlman, Patricia (1988) Flute Stuttering, Journal of Fluency Disorders 13, 427-428.
- Van Riper, Charles (1952) Report of Stuttering on a Musical Instrument, Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 17, 433-434.
- Stuttering in Sign Language
Tourette Syndrome
- My Friend Ben: A Book about Tics and Tourette Syndrome - a book for sale, but has a preview option that lets you read the book online (www.lulu.com/browse/preview.php?fCID=121612).
- Stuttering and Tourette's Syndrome SFA brochure by Luc De Nil, Ph.D., Chair of the Graduate Department of Speech-Language Pathology, University of Toronto, and Paul Sandor, M.D., Director of the Tourette's Syndrome Clinic, University Health Network.
- Understanding Tourette Syndrome: A Handbook for Educators published by The Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada.
- The National Tourette Syndrome Association
- Gilles De La Tourette Syndrome from OMIM
- ATourette Syndrome primer of material by collected by Dale E. Hammerschmidt, M.D., University of Minnesota
-
Tourette Syndrome Home Page by Raenna Peiss.
- Tourette's Syndrome Can Be a Social Stigma from University of Iowa Health Science Relations and Robert Rodnitzky, MD
- Tourette Syndrome by Leslie E. Packer, PhD, a licensed psychologist with a degree in experimental psychology, and the mother of two teenagers who both have TS.
- Tourette Disorder by Internet Mental Health
-
What Should I Say Next?, an Internet WebQuest on Tourette Syndrome created by Ariana Puig, Charles W. Flannigan High School to help individual or groups of high school students learn about Tourette syndrome.
- The Basal Ganglia's Possible Role in Stuttering: An Examination of Similarities between Stuttering, Tourette Syndrome, Dystonia, and other Neurological-Based Disorders of Movement by Larry Molt
- Disfluency Associated with Tourette's Syndrome: Two Case Studies by John Tetnowski and Joseph Donaher_from Louisiana and Pennsylvania, USA
- Tic Disorders Including Tourette Syndrome
Spasmodic Dysphonia
(a voice disorder in which momentary interruption of phonation results from sudden overadduction of the vocal folds. It is sometimes referred to as "laryngeal stuttering.")
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