… speech problems, such as poor articulation or delayed language development, stuttering
appears unexpectedly after a period of normal and uneventful speech development. It can start …

… w1 Stuttering is essentially a movement disorder of speech, … Those who stutter are at risk of
developing social anxiety or … the development of mental health problems in those who stutter. …

… , we develop the idea that these recent advances raise clinical and theoretical questions
about current clinical management of stuttering. We propose that speech restructuring and …

… a historical perspective, how both stuttering management (SM) and … the person who stutters
to produce fluent speech in a … the first component of the stutter event, to develop the treatment …

… Many clinicians and researchers have favored so-called "indirect" approaches to therapy,
which aim to facilitate children's development of fluent speech primarily through changes in the …

… the rapid development of speech-language pathology in Japan since governmental licensing
started in 1997 and to summarize the current trends in assessing and treating stuttering for …

… Our clinical research interests focus on the management of stuttered speech and speech-…
in the continuing development, concurrently, of means to control stuttered speech (eg O’Brian …

… produce stutter-free speech by using a speech restructuring … will make decisions about
stuttering management based on the … Therefore, with respect to the management of stuttering in …

… management of stuttering in adults. This study explored students’ clinical skill development
within a stuttering … Additionally, it detailed the development and preliminary investigation of …

… children who are developing and learning language and speech. Stuttering resolves by …
, such as self-monitoring of speech to manage stuttering events 23 and symptom reduction …