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 →
Recently I heard about an 8 year old who was diagnosed with cluttering. Would Lidcombe apply here?
I have questions for Dr. Deryk Beal. Does the hypothesis of an adverse signal-to-noise ratio in the speech mechanism of people who stutter causes their speech to go haywire in the face of communicative stress merit further study? In this model, when … Continue reading →
Dear Experts – thank you for taking part. I am the mother of a 17-year old who stutters, author of “Voice Unearthed: Hope, Help, and a Wake-Up Call for the Parents of Children Who Stutter” and of this forum’s submission … Continue reading →
My question is specified for Professionals that treat and believe in Stuttering Modification or in any treatment that dont try to eliminate the stuttering moment. The question is, how do you go beyond “Pull out”. That mean, the ability to stutter and to get out from it ,really improved my … Continue reading →
Hello Experts, Barbara Dahm gave a very interesting video entitled ‘Making Therapy a Successful Experience’. I interpreted her video to say that speaking should be automatic, but that we who stutter spend more time in our conscious mind preparing and … Continue reading →
What are organizations such as the Stuttering Foundation, the National Stuttering Association, and the British Stammering Association doing well? Do you have any suggestions or ideas for what any of these organizations could do better? The Bill and Melinda Gates … Continue reading →
Hello experts! There’s been a lot of work on the development of treatments for adult people who stutter to improve fluency, but even after treatment there is often an inexorable decline in fluency, leaving the person who stutters back at … Continue reading →
