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Trudy Stewart, Jackie Turnbull (Paperback - 28 August, 1997)
Our Price: £5.59 This guide advises parents on how to give their child support and how to get help. It describes what stammering is and how parents can combat it, and includes information on stammering in school, getting professional advice, family therapy, speech and language therapy and future developments |
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Trudy Stewart, Jackie Turnbull (Paperback - 28 March, 1996) Our Price: £5.59 |
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Coping With Stuttering by Melanie Ann Apel (Library Binding - June 2000) Our Price: £17.69 |
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Ben Has Something to Say : A Story About Stuttering Our Price: £9.42 |
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Stuttering by Marty Jezer (Hardcover - 24 June, 1997)
Our Price: £16.99 "As a stutterer who is always afraid of speaking but is rarely able to keep his mouth shut, I have a story to tell". So writes Marty Jezer in this account of stuttering that, by necessity, is also a work about speaking, silences, and the pleasures and pitfalls of everyday communication. Jezer delves into his lifelong struggle with fluent speech. "I live on both sides of the disability dilemma", he says. "As long as I keep silent, I look like a normal fluent person. But every time I talk, I put this identity on the line. The need to speak and the probability of stuttering are the dominant facts of my life." This is a book about denial, fear, persistence, pluck, and ultimate triumph |
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Synergistic Stuttering Therapy: A Holistic Approach by Charleen Bloom, Donna K. Cooperman (Hardcover - 15 July, 1999)
Our Price: £28.02 A clinical handbook detailing a stuttering treatment programme that integrates articulation, respiration and phonation with the socioemotional aspects of communication. It encourages clincians to create individual approaches to evaluation and management. |
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Stuttering : Science, Therapy, & Practice: The Most Complete Book About Stuttering by Thomas D. Kehoe
Paperback - March 1997 Our Price: £22.07 The subtitle of "Stuttering: Science, Therapy & Practice," by Thomas David Kehoe, MBA, is "The Most Complete Book About Stuttering," which is a nice claim considering that the book has only 156 pages. However, it is an intensive 156 pages, covering every facet of stuttering, from science to therapy to practice. In addition to being a very ambitious book, it is also a rarity in that it is written by a person who is not a speech therapist. Because of this, the book has an informal tone. |
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Stuttering: an Integrated Approach to Its Nature and Treatment by Barry Guitar
Hardcover - 30 June, 1998 Our Price: £35.00 Integrating the nature and treatment of stuttering, this text helps practitioners and students to understand which treatment protocols to follow to most effectively treat the range of stuttering disorders. This edition includes a chapter on the treatment of the Borderline Stutterer, and new sections on self-help and support groups for the Advanced Stutterer and fluency-related disorders. Chapters featuring the treatment of stuttering have been revised to include a discussion of recent theoretical advances in the field, and the implications these will have for clinical approaches in the future. These findings are linked to other specialities to ensure the clinician has access to as broad a field of reference as possible. |
Keys to Dealing With Stuttering (Barron's Parenting Keys) Patricia M. Treiber Paperback - August 1993 Our Price: £3.75 Describes normal speech development, looks at causes and symptoms of stuttering, offers advice on consulting a pediatrician or psychologist, and tells how to help the stutterer at home and at school. |
Knotted Tongues : Stuttering in History and the Quest for a Cure (Kodansha Globe) Benson Bobrick Paperback - April 1996 Our Price: £8.83 A social history of a puzzling medical condition identifies famous individuals who have struggled with stutters while examining the various treatments that have been applied, including effective contemporary techniques. |
Let's Talk About Stuttering (The Let's Talk Library) Susan Kent Library Binding - January 1999 Our Price: £12.09 Discusses stuttering, the embarrassment it may cause, and the possibility of self-esteem for those with this condition. |
STAMMERING Lena Rustin, et al (Paperback - 5 April, 2001)Our Price: £14.00 This title is currently on order. We expect to be able to obtain it shortly. This volume provides essential information and guidance about stammering for those working in educational settings. The experienced team of authors demonstrate: how early intervention is essential if children who stammer are to have the best chance of recovery; the practical strategies that can help with children's oral participation in class, particularly in the light of recent innovations such as the literacy hour and national numeracy strategy; the ways in which teachers can address the educational and social implications of stammering, and reverse the risk of underachieving if these children become isolated, anxious, withdrawn or disruptive; how to influence the climate in schools so that children who stammer are better understood and can be helped to their full potential; how to prepare pupils for exams, particularly in secondary schools where they may be taking oral examinations. Throughout the text, reference is made to new government initiatives where appropriate, and each chapter includes case studies, practical tasks and activities. |
