Stuttering; An Integrated Approach to Its Nature and Treatment

Stuttering is the most comprehensive core introductory textbook on the topic available today. The work sets itself apart from competitors by exploring a variety of practice settings and grounding all topics in a firm basis of the disorder's origin and nature rather than just providing clinical presentations. It is the most popular textbook for undergraduate stuttering/fluency disorders courses in Speech Pathology/Audiology programs and first year graduate stuttering/fluency disorders courses in Speech Pathology masters programs. This has been the definitive text for a number of years and through multiple editions. With a new edition that updates the science and addresses all current methodologies, this will continue to be the most successful and useful textbook on the subject.

Section One: Nature of Stuttering Chapter 1: Introduction to Stuttering Chapter 2: Constitutional Factors Chapter 3: Research Findings on Constitutional Factors Chapter 4: Developmental, Environmental, and Learning Factors Chapter 5: Research Findings on Developmental, Environmental, and Learning Factors Chpater 6: Theories about Stuttering Chapter 7: Normal Disfluency and the Development of Stuttering Section Two: Assessment and Treatment of Stuttering Chapter 8: Preliminaries to Assessment Chapter 9: Assessment Chapter 10: Preliminaries to Treatment Chapter 11: Treatment of the Young Preschool Child Chapter 12: Treatment of the Older Preschool Child Chapter 13: Treatment of the School-Age Child Chapter 14: Treatment of Adolescents and Adults Chapter 15: Other Fluency Disorders