… of using perceptual severity ratings of stuttering to facilitate clinical measurement of treatment
outcome and treatment process in a variety of settings and several occasions is presented. …

… experiences of patients with stuttering because of their potential clinical relevance. … from
clinical trials. Evidence from a randomised phase II clinical trial suggests that patients who stutter …

… stuttering clinic is a comprehensive clinic, which replaced the SSMP in 2002. The current
clinic is based on a combination of prolonged speech training and stuttering management …

… significant social anxiety, speech restructuring used to control stuttering may come at a cost.
… for those who stutter. That cost may be increased if the clinical process causes both effects: …

… describes a model and a process that involves a multidimensional assessment and treatment
approach to persons who stutter. Because of the complexity of stuttering, the amount of …

… process that leads to successful management of stuttering, as experienced by the participants
in this study. The process, … Secondly, the findings of this study indicate the clinical utility of …

… to the nature of the stutter event. Neither approach can claim anything like uniform success
with adults who stutter. However, self-management and modeling are strategies common to …

… management of speech, language and communication disorders. The aim of this article is to
review telehealth applications to stuttering management. … evaluating clinical processes will …

… Engagingly simple, the idea is that what should drive the clinical process is the complaint
or complaints of the person who stutters when seeking clinical help. Given the self-evident …

… part of any clinical process for the management of stuttering: … a part of the clinical process
whenever modification of these … of systems for the clinical assessment of stuttering. Among …