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Stuttering
Stuttering ... Dedicated to providing resources for people who stutter and their families as well as professionals and students in Communication Sciences and ...
La Petite Mort: Dissociation and the Subjective Experience of ...
The genesis of this paper lay in a bad scare while driving. I experienced a moment of dissociation simultaneously with a moment of stuttering that almost ...
Hidden Treasure of Stuttering Resources
As an initial phase of treatment for preschool children who stutter, we administer the PCTP (Yaruss, Coleman, & Hammer, in review). This combines aspects of ...
Ph.D. Programs in Stuttering
Find Ph.D. programs in stuttering and stuttering and full-time persons with special interest in fluency and fluency disorders.
What Is Stuttering: Revisited
His definition: "Stuttering is the involuntary disruption of a continuing attempt to produce a spoken utterance" (1990, p. 376), represented a critical shift ...
Stuttering Therapy: Clinic vs. Real World
During therapy in the clinic, I was as fluent as John Doe on the street, but outside of the clinic, my old habits and fears would kick in, and the stuttering ...
Perfectionism and Stuttering: Is There a Connection
Amster and Klein (2005) conjectured that people who stutter (PWS) are often concerned about their speech errors and may view them as mistakes. If PWS are more ...
The Existence of Stuttering in Sign Language and Other Forms of ...
Data is presented suggesting that stuttering is a phenomenon occurring in expressive communication, rather than speech and sign alone. Consequently, it is ...
Below the Surface: Treating the Emotional Aspects of Stuttering ...
First and foremost, the emotional aspects of stuttering are worth treating in and of themselves. There is no reason why people who stutter need to suffer from ...
The Why and the How of Voluntary Stuttering
When using voluntary stuttering for desensitization purposes, the speaker should stutter in a clearly noticeable or "hard" manner so it is clear that he or she ...
