Treatment of Stuttering - Established and Emerging Approaches

di Guitar - McCauley • 2009 • dettagli prodotto

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Treatment of Stuttering: Conventional and Controversial Interventions is a comprehensive textbook and clinical reference for speech pathologists in all major intervention strategies for stuttering. The book emphasizes evidence-based practice and includes critical comparisons of treatments and their valid implementation by clinicians. Case studies bring concepts to life and enhance critical thinking skills.Table Of Contents PrefaceAcknowlegementsContributorsHow to Use This BookIntroduction to the Treatment of Stuttering Indirect Treatment of Childhood Stuttering: Diagnostic Predictors of Treatment Outcome An Overview of Treatments for Preschool Children Who Stutter Palin Parent Child Interaction Stuttering Prevention and Early Intervention: A Multidimensional Approach Lidcombe Program for Preschool Children Who Stutter Overview of Treatments for School-Age Children Who Stutter The Lidcombe Program with School-Age Children Who Stutter The Fluency Rules Program Smooth Speech and Cognitive Behavior Therapy for the Treatment of Older Children and Adolescents Who Stutter Comprehensive Treatment for School-Age Children Who Stutter: Treating the Entire Disorder Overview of Treatments for Adults and Adolescents Who Stutter The Camperdown Program The Fluency Plus Program: An Integration of Fluency Shaping and Cognitive Restructuring Procedures for Adolescents and Adults Who Stutter Ramig, Ellis, & Ryan (Speech Easy) Application of the SpeechEasy to Stuttering Treatment: Introduction, Background, and Preliminary Observations The Physiologic Basis and Pharmacologic Treatment of Stuttering The Roles of Evidence and Other Information in Stuttering Treatment Neuroimaging and Stuttering Summary and Future DirectionsAppendicesReferencesIndex