Stuttering and Other Fluency Disorders

by Silverman, Franklin H.

• ISBN13: 9781577663010
• ISBN10: 1577663012
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-08-01
• Publisher: WAVELAND PRESS

Table of Contents

Preface	p. vii
Introduction: The "Why" of this Book	p. 1
Normal and Abnormal Speech Disfluency	p. 5
Instructional Objectives	p. 5
What Are Moments of Speech Disfluency?	p. 7
Four Disorders that Yield Moments of Abnormal Speech Disfluency	p. 9
Other Disorders Reported to Have a Stuttering-like Symptom	p. 16
When Are Moments of Speech Disfluency Symptoms of a Fluency Disorder?	p. 20
Fluency Disorders as Impairments, Disabilities, and Handicaps	p. 29
Assignments	p. 31
Symptomatology and Phenomenology of Fluency Disorders	p. 33
Instructional Objectives	p. 33
Symptomatology and Phenomenology of Stuttering	p. 34
Symptomatology and Phenomenology of Cluttering	p. 59
Symptomatology and Phenomenology of Neurogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 61
Symptomatology and Phenomenology of Psychogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 63
Assignments	p. 64
The Person Who Has a Fluency Disorder	p. 67
Instructional Objectives	p. 67
The Person Who Stutters	p. 69
The Person Who Manifests Cluttering	p. 89
The Person Who Manifests Neurogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 91
The Person Who Manifests Psychogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 92
Assignments	p. 93
Onset and Development	p. 95
Instructional Objectives	p. 95
Onset of Stuttering	p. 96
Development of Stuttering	p. 104
Onset and Development of Cluttering	p. 112
Onset and Development of Neurogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 113
Onset and Development of Psychogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 114
Assignments	p. 115
Etiology	p. 117
Instructional Objectives	p. 117
How Have Fluency Disorders Been Explained Historically?	p. 118
Schemes for Categorizing Hypotheses about Stuttering	p. 129
Is the Cause of Stuttering Physiological or Psychological?	p. 131
What Factors Cause One Child to Be More at Risk for Stuttering than Another?	p. 132
Why Do People Begin to Stutter?	p. 138
Why Do People Continue to Stutter?	p. 157
To What Extent Is Stuttering Learned Behavior?	p. 159
Is Stuttering Truly a Disorder of Speech?	p. 161
Is the Mystery of Stuttering Solvable?	p. 164
Etiology of Cluttering	p. 165
Etiology of Neurogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 166
Etiology of Psychogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 166
Assignments	p. 166
Evaluation: Principles and Methods	p. 169
Instructional Objectives	p. 169
Reasons for Evaluating Speech Fluency	p. 170
An Overview of the Evaluation Process	p. 173
Cultural Considerations	p. 175
Determining Whether a Client Has a Fluency Disorder	p. 176
Determining Whether the Client Is at Risk for Stuttering or Developing a Stuttering Overlay on Another Fluency Disorder	p. 179
Determining the Type of Fluency Disorder	p. 179
Identifying the Behaviors in the Set that Defines a Client's Fluency Disorder	p. 181
Answering Questions	p. 186
Assessing Motivation	p. 203
Making a Prognosis	p. 206
Reasons for Not Scheduling Therapy for a Client Who Has a Disorder	p. 209
Communicating Questions, Answers, and Recommendations	p. 211
Assignments	p. 212
Intervention: Principles, Goals, and Strategies	p. 213
Instructional Objectives	p. 213
"Do No Harm"	p. 216
The Therapeutic Relationship	p. 222
Cultural Considerations	p. 224
Establishing Goals	p. 225
Selecting and Implementing Intervention Strategies	p. 231
Selecting and Implementing Intervention Strategies for Cluttering	p. 262
Selecting and Implementing Intervention Strategies for Neurogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 266
Selecting and Implementing Intervention Strategies for Psychogenic Acquired Stuttering	p. 268
Self-help for Stuttering and Other Fluency Disorders	p. 269
Assessing/Documenting Therapy Outcome	p. 271
Assignments	p. 271
Preventing Stuttering	p. 275
Instructional Objectives	p. 275
Cultural Considerations	p. 276
Preventing Stuttering in Young Children	p. 276
Preventing Stuttering from Becoming a Disability and/or a Handicap	p. 279
Preventing Overlays of Stuttering on Other Fluency Disorders	p. 280
Can Cluttering, Neurogenic Acquired Stuttering, and Psychogenic Acquired Stuttering Be Prevented?	p. 281
Appendices	p. 283
References	p. 329
Name Index	p. 353
Subject Index	p. 359
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