Stuttering from theory to practice / Margaret Fawcus
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TextPublication details: London : Whurr, 1998Description: VI, 158 pISBN: - 1897635818
- 616.855 4 FAW
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Introduction. Chapter 1 The Development of Stuttering: Implications for Early Invention -- Margaret Fawcus. Chapter 2 Stuttering and the Family -- Ropsemarie Hayhow. Chapter 3 Working with Young Children -- Rosemarie Hayhow. Chapter 4 Covert Aspects Associated with the a Stuttering Syndromea : Focus on Self--esteem -- Khursheed Bajina. Chapter 5 Working with Adolescent -- Margaret Fawcus. Chapter 6 Group Therapy with Adults who Stutter -- Khursheed Bajina. Chapter 7 Personal Construct Theory in Use with People who Stutter -- Roberta Williams. Chapter 8 Qualities of the Therapists: Implications for Student Training -- Renee Byrne. Chapter 9 The Association for Stammerers and a At the Receiving Enda : A Stammerera s Viewpoint -- Norbert Lieckfeldt. Index.
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