This article discusses academic and clinical preparation for students in the disorder area of
stuttering. Suggestions for improving both academic classes and clinical practicum are …

This article proffers advice to students of stuttering treatment, with appropriate caveats
attached. Students are advised to stay away from continua in clinical practice. It may well be …

Over the years, empirical and anecdotal reports have suggested that students and clinicians
are less confident and competent in the treatment of stuttering as compared to other …

CLINICAL TRAINING IN STUTTERING FOR SCHOOL CLINICIANS Page 1 J. FLUENCY
DISORD. 13 (1988). 253-259 CLINICAL TRAINING IN STUTTERING FOR SCHOOL CLINICIANS …

Past research has shown that speech-language pathologists lack confidence when working
with people who stutter (Brisk, Healey, & Hux, 1997; St. Louis, & Lass, 1981). This data …

Background: It has been suggested that one way to increase speech pathologists'
confidence in working with people who stutter is to provide them with relevant and …

This article addresses the need for teacher in-service presentations about stuttering
disorders as a means of changing the negative perceptions teachers (and others) may have …

Gregory: Dr. Ryan, do you assume that clinicians need to understand the nature of the
problem and that out of this understanding should come their approach to working with the …

kevin. gif About the presenter: Kevin A. Eldridge MS, CCC began working with children and
adults who stutter and their significant listeners more than 10 years ago. After practicing five …

Support groups for individuals who stutter provide an opportunity for consumers to
incorporate emerging or newly learned fluency skills in speaking situations outside of the …