Introduction Stuttering may have a holistic effect on the quality of life of a person who stutters
by limiting participation in social situations, resulting in feelings of isolation and frustration …

Stuttering is a speech fluency disorder with varied etiological explanations. It is important to
identify symptoms early so that adequate and timely intervention can be delivered with focus …

Purpose To discuss clinical applications of research findings about temperament and early
stuttering. Method A “1000-bytes” format (Onslow & Millard, 2012) was used to provide …

Purpose Children who stutter (CWS) face communication difficulties in school activities and
at home. Although the importance of receiving support from their surroundings has been …

Tourette syndrome is characterized by at least two motor tics and one vocal tic, which persist
for over a year. Infrequently, tics can manifest as blocking tics in speech when they prevent a …

Stuttering can co-occur with phonological and/or language impairment in a nontrivial
number of children. This article provides a framework for addressing concomitant …

The present study aims to explore the experiences of an adult person who stutters with the
unpredictable and variable nature of stuttering across various contexts. Through analyzing …

Stuttering is a communication disorder that includes a range of observable and
unobservable behaviors. Beyond its ability to impede the effectiveness and efficiency of …