NOTE: papers will be visible from the 1st of October.
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To allow authors and panel members to respond to questions, please post your questions and response no later than October 22nd, so that your question or comment can be replied to before the end of October.
Stories and experiences with stuttering by PWS
- A Fruit Within A Fruit - Pedro Alexandre
- A Life In The Shadow Of My Stammer - Tim Shanks
- A Million Ways To Stutter - Kory Tran
- A Round-the-World Trip of PWS, by PWS, for PWS - Kakeru Furukawa
- Accept Yourself Out Loud: Be The Voice You Want To Hear - Gina Waggott
- Ancient Philosophies, New Knowledge, and Modern Therapeutic Approaches in Support of Empowered Ways of Being with Stuttering - Hanan Hurwitz
- Coping With Stammering In A Zambian Environment - Bwalya Jacob Kangwa
- Five Seconds That Mean A Lifetime To Me- Justyna Majewska
- From Hiding My Voice To Using It: My Shades Of Stuttering- Babou Secka
- How Shady Moments Can Be Followed By Sunny Moments - Phyllis Edwards
- How Cartooning Turns Stuttering Into A Creative Companion - Daniele Rossi
- It Is Within Us – Personal Story Of Acceptance And Patience - Samuel Sinanan
- My Last Word Is Simply Stuttering - Pamela Mertz
- Overcoming Stuttering When You Can’t Not Stutter - Catherine Moroney
- Samuel's Shade Of Stuttering - Miriam Naava
- Still Not The Worst Thing - Michelle Polinsky
- Stuttering As A Path To Acceptance - Adir Ben Shloosh
- The Color Of My Voice - Sara Ayala
- There's A Shade For Everyone - Anita Blom
- Three Shades Of Stuttering - Kimberly Madison
- Tip The Scales - Finnian Galbraith
- Where Does My Stuttering End And Where Do I Begin? - Sybren Bouwsma
- Writing From My Wound: Finding My Voice In The Shades of Stuttering - Jennifer Dickinson
Research, Therapy and Support
- A Person Who Speaks Naturally—and Sometimes Stutters - Jorie Rosenthal Foer
- All Paths Help For Good - Catalina Valer García
- Frank: This Is My Shade of Stuttering - Faith Leung
- Illuminating The Shades Of Stuttering - Arin Sheeler, Mandy Rodstrom, Ana Paula Mumy
- Multidimensional Approach: Incorporating the Cognitive and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Shades of Stuttering into Stuttering Therapy - Michael Sugarman
- My Words And I - Chiara Comastri
- Navigating Stuttering: Thinking in Shades Rather Than Absolutes - Voon Pang, Daniel Shaw
- Shades Of Disclosure: Who Is Disclosure For?- Zeb White
- Shades of Stuttering: Through The Lens Of A Clinician - Manon Spruit
- The Hidden Architecture of Stuttering: Motor Homeostasis and the Full Spectrum of Speech - Liu Hua
- The Neurogenic Shade Of Stuttering - Steff Lebsack
- Understanding The Diversity Of Stuttering - Maggie Chen
- When Good Professional Intentions Still Leave Room For Stigma - Joeri van Ormondt
Creative Expression
- Cross-experiences Of Living With Stuttering And Autism - Clément Aunis-Oumghar
- Every Shade Has A Voice - Pamela Mertz
- Every Shade Of Voice - Anita Blom
- Stamfélag Íslands, The Icelandic Stuttering Association - Sveinn Snær Kristjánsson
- The Autistic-Speech Impaired intersectionality - Seun Eleyinafe
- The Road We Travel - Ilse Hendriks
- Unspoken Truth - Irmo Stijnberg
- When I Speak - Allie Toombs
Kids corner
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