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  4. The Partner’s Role In Stuttering TherapyA partner can have a powerful influence on the experience of stuttering therapy. In this context, “partner” may mean a spouse, girlfriend or boyfriend, close…
  5. Peer support networks for teenagers who stutterTeenagers who stutter often become fluent in familiar situations while anticipating difficult conversations at school, work or social events. That variability…
  6. Stuttering and identity: building a more accepting self-imageStuttering can influence far more than the rhythm of speech. It may affect how a person imagines themselves, how they interpret other people’s reactions and…
  7. The Lived Experience of Stuttering: A Qualitative AnalysisStuttering is often described through repetitions, prolongations, blocks, and visible tension. These features matter clinically, yet they represent only one…
  8. Managing Stuttering Effectively in Telepractice SettingsTelepractice has become a practical part of speech pathology in Australia, connecting people who stutter with clinicians across metropolitan, regional and…
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  10. Cultural considerations in the assessment of stutteringStuttering assessment is shaped by more than speech behaviours such as repetitions, prolongations and blocks. Culture influences how people understand fluent…