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About neidersgunar
Dr. Neiders is the founder of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy for Stuttering (REBTS). Dr. Neiders, a person who stutters, used REBTS to recover from stuttering. He has been successful in helping his clients in freeing themselves from the shackles of stuttering through the application of Stoic philosophy, Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, Positive Psychology, and Artificial Intelligence. Al- ways with a sense of humor, joy for living, and optimistic outlook on life, he drew on his collaboration with Albert Ellis, the founder of REBT, to author the highly successful book “From Stuttering to Flu- ency: Manage Your Emotions and Live More Fully,” along with nine academic papers on the topic. He is a member of the International Fluency Association, International Stuttering Association, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, and is a member of SID4, the Special Interest Group on Fluency and Fluency Disorders. He has been a member of the Nation- al Stuttering Association for over 50 years and was the local leader of the Seattle Chapter in the 1970s. Dr. Neiders provides interventions (and financial aid) for stuttering, both in person and via telehealth, with the goals of minimizing the frequency and severity of stuttering so his clients can lead productive and emotionally fulfilling lives. His website can be found at www.stutteringrecovery.net. He resides in Renton, WA with his wife and dog Maddie and can be reached at neidersg@comcast.net.
Strengths to thrive
What characteristics do you think a PWS needs to have to lead a full life with or without stuttering?
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Weekly online discussion groups
Use it or lose it
Handouts about PWS
Is anyone else besides me using Skype as a coaching tool? How about google + hangout?
For the past 7 months I have been using Skype as a way to coach “From stuttering to fluency: Manage Your Emotions and Live More Fully” which also happens to be the title of my forthcoming Kindle book. (This book … Continue reading →
Is there a gold standard for treating cluttering
Recently I heard about an 8 year old who was diagnosed with cluttering. Would Lidcombe apply here?
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