for 2001
What's New from 1997
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What's New from 1999
What's New from 2000
December
The following poetry by Jim Abbott added to "Creative Expression"
Links established to
- Stuttering: A Webquest by Mary Ann Filipkowski provides thirteen questions as well as websites for exploring the answers.
November
Stuttering a report by Tanya, age 12 added to "Good Stuff by Kids."
Brita Goes to Amerika added to "Good Stuff by Kids."
Links established to:
October
My Stuttering Web Page - by John W., 4th grade added to "Good Stuff by Kids."
Goals of therapy for Adults with a chronic stuttering problem by Stephen Hood.
Discussion about the IEP Process for a child who stutters from the perspective of one parent and a clinician in the schools.
A Contrast in People's Response by Paul.
ISAD2001 Online Conference - YOU ARE NOT ALONE: Transforming Perceptions
Links established to
September
Stuttering Is Not Just A Speech Problem by Alan Badmington. Transcript of a presentation to the British Stammering Association National Conference at Hope University, Liverpool, England on 9 September 2001. You must have Adobe's Free Acrobat Reader to access the book. You can download it at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html
Acceptance by Dirk Vannetelbosch added to Creative Expression.
Stuttering and work: I can do more than stutter. . . ., a translation of a Dutch leaflet of the NFS (Dutch Stuttering Association) by Y. van Zaalen and M. Spruit.
Thirty-four additional resources added to the Neurogenic Stuttering Bibliography
Links established to
August
Twenty-five additional resources added to the Neurogenic Stuttering Bibliography
Victorious people by Gokce Baser added to PWS Speak For Themselves.
Total Block by Israel Mlambo added to PWS Speak For Themselves.
My Story by Jessica Renee Newman.
From Lisa
p p p p p pie from Julie Davis, added to On the Lighter Side.
Links established to
- ELetter article on Drug Induced Stuttering - May 2000.
- Pictures from NSA Conference, 2001 in Boston from Bob Quesal
- Speech Strategies describes Stanley Goldberg's approach to stuttering therapy as well as information about stuttering, how to choose a therapist, and his services.
- Self Esteem page by Dave Scarbrough.
- The football game in my head US News and World Report article about Edward Hoagland.
- Award winning, autobiographical short film, To Speak by Belgian film director, Erik Lamens. In Dutch with English subtitles.
- Pictures from the ISA World Congress, Ghent, Belgium by Mario Dhont
- Connie Dugan's site has some materials for stuttering therapy.
- A personal case of cured stuttering by Ingvar Bergman, linked to Personal Paths Toward Recovery.
- Alan R. Rabinowitz - conservationist, added to Famous People Who Stutter.
- First Latinoamerican Stuttering Congress and Convention of people who stutter in May 2002. Information about the conference In English
- Some pictures from the 2001 NSA conference, Boston, MA by Craig Stephenson.
July
Dance by Nora O'Connor, added to Creative Expression.
A life long battle with speaking added to "case studies."
New, and powerful search engine added to the Stuttering Home Page by Jeffrey Hunstad. With great gratitude!
Examples of Materials That Can Be Adapted For Therapy is a collection of Internet resources by Judith Maginnis Kuster which contains a large list of therapy links for stuttering.
List of ASHA-certified speech-language pathologists with Specialty Recognition in Fluency and Fluency Disorders
Links established to
June
New section on Family Trees and stuttering.
Stuttering on the Stage added, along with information about the new play, "Soundings."
Men of Honor, Pearl Harbor and Casablanca added to Movies that portray or refer to stuttering
Dean Williams' Professional Bibliography - sent by Robert Quesal
The Giant Who Stuttered - by Thomas D., age 12.
Making My Own Way: Empowering Children Who Stutter - by Jackie Biagini and Judy Butler is a workbook "designed to foster trust, self-confidence, and interpersonal communication skills with set goals and a plan to achieve them." Although the book is copyrighted, Butler and Biagini have made their 58 page book freely available on the internet where single copies may be reproduced for work with individual children. You must have Adobe's Free Acrobat Reader to access the book. You can download it at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html
Links established to
May
A Tale of a Girl Who Talked Funny by Debbie Britton.
Course syllabus from Sheree Reese, Ed.D. - Kean Univeristy
The First Time - by Brandon, age 11.
"Tongues of Angels," a Studio One production from 1958, added to Television Portrayals of People Who Stutter
The Conversation, "THE" Word, I Wonder If. . . , and RAGING (the last one is rated PG - contains profanity) - poems by Jim Abbott.
Links established to
- Employment-related links from the British Stammering Association.
- Neurological Concomitants in Spasmodic Dysphonia a student project by Lyn Dee Harrelson.
- IASLPStuttering is a mailing list for speech-language pathologists interested in/or just having questions about stuttering. The list owner is Andy Floyd.
- My Speech & Experience with Botox by Gloria Klumb, added to Some Information about Botox (Botulinum toxin) Used in the Treatment of Stuttering
- Liverpool 2001 - 7th BSA National Conference - 7th - 9th September, 2001.
- Disorders of Fluency SIG website, created by a group of UK Speech & Language Therapists interested in sharing information about fluency disorders.
- Signal is the newsletter of the Disorders of Fluency Special Interest Group, a group of UK speech and language therapists interested in sharing information about fluency disorders. It is published twice a year and several articles from past issues are on the internet.
- Monster Career Center is an Australian-based web site for help with job finding, including interview tips, resume writing, etc. Nick Tunbridge is a person who stutters and serves as one of their "experts" willing to answer questions related to professional or social difficulties due to speech or communication problems.
- Specialty Recognition in Fluency Disorders: Myths and Realities - a power point presentation by Bob Quesa for the Illinois Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention l, 2/12/00.
- An article published in the February 1999 edition of the School News Is my child stuttering? If so, what should I do? by Lisa R. LaSalle, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- Fluency Training Through Parent Involvement program at Southwest Texas State University
- Fluency Treatment Program - California State University, Hayward
- Normal and Stutter-like Disfluencies in children with Expressive Specific Language Impairment - poster presented by Haya Berman, Kine Mitchell, Nan Bernstein Ratner, and Leslie Rescorla at ASHA convention, November 2000
- The University of Illinois Stuttering Research Project
- Página dedicada a la tartamudez by Amparo Cabrera
- Discrimination: Stuttering and Labour Market a paper by Hermann Christmann for the World Congress of Fluency Disorders in Denmark 2000
- Ideas for Promoting Fluency at Home - from speech-language pathologists in Edina, MN.
April
A Prison Of My Very Own - a poem by Jim Abbott.
Information about the following books added to The Bookstore" -- Kristin Chmela and Nina Reardon's The School-Age Child Who Stutters: Working Effectively with Attitudes and Emotions--A Workbook, Eelco de Geus's Sometimes I Just Stutter, and Ellen-Marie Silverman's Jason's Secret.
Two additional questions added to FAQs about Stuttering - For Kids
A new What Would You Do? added to the Just for Kids section.
Case Study - The Stutter is Gone -- The Walls Remain.
Two stories added to On the Lighter Side
Links established to
March
Memories from Howard Hodges added to Memories of Shady Trails
It's Me - a poem by David B. from Apple Valley, Minnesota.
Candace Webster had added a must-read sequel to her submission to PWS Speak for Themselves from 1995.
Links established to
February
Lyrics to the song "Stutter" added to Songs about stuttering
Division 4 Fluency and Fluency Disorders Leadership Conference - May 16 to May 19, 2001, Toronto, CA
Links added to
January
Information about the Division 4 Leadership Conference added to the Conference Page.
Victory by Sarah Watson added to Creative Expression.
Transcribed lyrics for Stuttering Blues, from Maura Alia Bramkamp added to Songs About Stuttering
Updated course syllabus by Diane Parris
Sometimes and A Reluctant Revelation by Jim Abbott added to Creative Expression.
The Pause by John K. Karpinski added to Creative Expression.
Robert Quesal's graduate course syllabus
Frequently Asked Questions for the mailing list, Stutt-L
Links established to
last modified December 8, 2001