Stuttering and Cluttering provides a clear, accessible and wide-ranging overview of both the
theoretical and clinical aspects of two disorders of fluency: stuttering and cluttering. This …

Discussions around diversity are ubiquitous within organizations as diverse populations
continue to struggle for acceptance. These groups face social stigma, struggling with …

Purpose This study explored the relationship between self-acceptance of stuttering and (1)
psychosocial factors (self-esteem, hostility towards others, emotional support, and perceived …

Background People who stutter often experience negative judgments and reactions to their
stuttering from the nonstuttering majority. Many are stigmatized because of their stuttering …

Purpose Stuttering is a disorder of fluency that extends beyond its physical nature and has
social, emotional and vocational impacts. Research shows that individuals often exhibit …

Purpose: A common question encountered by speech-language pathologists while dealing
with adults who stutter (AWS) is whether their disclosure of stuttering to listeners would …

Although group therapy is recommended for school-aged children who stutter (CWS), it is
not widely researched. This study aimed to explore this provision, using a postal survey …

SUMMARY A curriculum, integrated into a graduate fluency disorders course with students
from various cultural backgrounds, focused on negative stereotypes toward stuttering in …

Purpose Stuttering is a speech disorder, which affects the smooth flow of speech with a
worldwide prevalence rate of about 1%. Reports on the estimation of stuttering prevalence …

This paper considers the experiences of two of its authors who each live with a form
congenital cerebral palsy and are also philosophers. They describe how their conditions …