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The association between self-perceived stuttering and social participation among older adults in Sweden: A population based cross-sectional study
In a large study of 8,518 adults aged 55-80, self-perceived stuttering (3.3% of men, 1.9% of women) was robustly linked to reduced social participation, even after accounting for key influencing factors.
Predicting the impact of stuttering in the school years
The impact that stuttering has on a child can be predicted to some degree by their temperament, level of anxiety and depression, age and overt stuttering, but not sex.
Rehabilitation and Prognosis of Speech Fluency Disorders
Book chapter on treatment of fluency disorders and prognostic aspects
Disfluencies and Stuttering in Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Populations
Stuttering assessment in bilinguals needs detailed, language-specific analysis to prevent misdiagnosis.
Stuttering assessment
This chapter discusses the basic aspects of the assessment of stuttering.
Basic knowledge of psychological approaches in stuttering
This chapter discusses widely-used psychological approaches in stuttering treatment.
Treatment for preschool age children who stutter: Protocol of a randomised, non-inferiority parallel group pragmatic trial with Mini-KIDS, social cognitive behaviour treatment and the Lidcombe Program—TreatPaCS
Comparing effectiveness of Mini-KIDS, SCBT, and Lidcombe for stuttering treatment.
Stuttering in toddlers: When should you refer to a stuttering therapist?
Early referral to a stutter therapist is key.
Attributes that affect the choice of treatment for preschool age children who stutter: An observational study
SLP treatment choice for stuttering influenced by child, family, evidence.
Becoming an effective clinician specialized in fluency disorders
This chapter explores improving fluency clinicians' effectiveness and specialist education.
The fifth Croatia Stuttering Symposium: part III : mental health and early stuttering
Varying views on addressing stuttering's mental impact with parents.
Why early intervention is essential in preschool age children who stutter: a systematic review
Resources aid early stuttering identification, referral, and specialist-guided treatment decisions.
Clinical cases in dysfluency
“Clinical Cases in Dysfluency" explores assessment, management, and reflective practice.
Considering commonalities in stuttering treatment
Focus on why treatments work, not which is the best approach.
Building resilience through Camp Dream. Speak. Live.
CampDSL builds resilience, boosts confidence, reduces stuttering's daily impact.
Kiddycat- ja bigcat- itsearviointilomakkeiden suomennosten normatiiviset ja psykometriset ominaisuude [Finnish KiddyCAT and BigCAT differentiate stuttering individuals from fluent speakers]
Finnish KiddyCAT and BigCAT differentiate stuttering individuals from fluent speakers.
Consensus guidelines for the assessments of individuals who stutter across the lifespan
How to assess stuttering in clients.
Inventaire du contenu des traitement du bégaiement en Wallonie et en Flandre
Stuttering therapy varies by region: Flanders focuses more on stuttering modification.
Inventarisatie van de inhoud en vorm van stottertherapie in Vlaanderen en Wallonië
Stuttering therapy varies by region: Flanders focuses more on stuttering modification.
European clinical specialization in fluency disorders (ECSF): participants review the first four years
ECSF participants express high satisfaction, impacting professional development positively.
The European Clinical Specialization on Fluency Disorders (ECSF)
This paper outlines ECSF development and key decision-making processes.
Therapie bij schoolgaande stotterende kinderen
Chapter on stuttering diagnosis, behavioral therapy, parent and teacher guidance.
Änkytys [Stuttering]. In P. Korpilahti, O. Aaltonen, & M. Laine (Eds.), Kieli ja aivot [Language and Brain]
Chapter on phenomenology, etiology, and treatment of stuttering.


















