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Program Highlights
CONTENTS
Highlights
Opening ceremony · Lee Reeves, USA
Plenary session: Clinical research
and treatment efficacy: partners or strangers?
· Mark Onslow, Australia
Plenary session: Self-help and the
international scene ·
Jaan Pill, Canada
Plenary session: Evidence based
practice: Searching, appraising, and integrating
· Barry Guitar, USA
The psycholinguistics of stuttering:
An update · N.
Bernstein Ratner, USA
The effect of speech therapy on
stuttering; Evaluating three therapy programs
· W.J. Huinck, H. Peters, M. Langevin and D. Kully, Netherlands, Canada
A multinational investigation of
stuttering intervention: Assumptions, practices, and
lessons · D.A. Shapiro, M. Abbink, M. Bortz, A.V.
Bruna, F. Cook, P. Dhu, J. Einarsdottir,
E. Haynes, S. Makoni, S. Miyamoto, L. Molt, N. Moses,
I. Reichel, A-M. Simon, B.B. de Touzet,
Y. Van Zaalen and M.M. Wahlhaus, USA, Netherlands, South Africa, Chile, England,
Australia, Iceland, Canada, Japan, France,
Argentina
Genetic aspects of stuttering in
South Korea · M.
Shin and S.E. Lee, Korea
Using cognitive therapy in group-work
with young adults ·
J. Fry and F. Cook, UK
Change: The key to success in
stuttering therapy ·
B.L. Dahm, Israel
Stuttering and medication: A look at
the symptoms · J.
Van Borsel, C. Beck and
J. Delanghe, Belgium
An exploration of parents' experience
of the Lidcombe program · R. Hayhow, UK
Many types of data: Stuttering
treatment outcomes beyond fluency · R. Quesal,
J.S. Yaruss and L. Molt, USA
Interiorised stammering - a group
therapy programme - clients' and therapists'
perspectives · C. Cheasman and R. Everard, UK
Treatment for early childhood
stuttering: A randomised clinical pilot· M.-C. Franken,
C. Kielstra-van der Schalk and H. Boelens, Netherlands
Being open about our stuttering: The
world turned upside down · M. Jezer, USA
Self-change from stuttering during
adolescence and adulthood · P. Finn, USA
The content analysis of verbal
behavior: Applications to stuttering research
· A. DiLollo, W. H. Manning, L. W. Plexico and E.
Lane, USA
Relationship between fluency
development parameters in fluent children as a basis
for comparison with stuttering
children · P.
Howell, H. Patel, S. Davis and J. Au-Yeung, UK
A temporal analysis of disfluencies
in children who stutter close to onset and controls
· P. Sandrieser, U. Natke, M. van Ark, R. Pietrowsky
and K.T. Kalveram, Germany
A within-subject fMRI experiment
before and after fluency shaping · K. Neumann,
H. Euler, C. Preibisch, Germany
Stuttering patterns in Spanish: Some
empirical data and possible clinical implications
· P. Howell, J. Au-Yeung, I. Vallejo-Gomez, A.
Fernández-Zúñiga, R. Gutiérrez, A.H.Fernández,
M.L. O'Brien, and M. Tarasco, UK, Spain
The mind-body connection: The missing
link in stuttering intervention · B. Horwitz
and I. Reichel, USA
Dysfluency in Tourette's syndrome · J. Van Borsel, L. Goethals and M.
Vanryckeghem,
Belgium, USA
Building bridges with allied
professionals ·
J. Wade, S. Yaruss, L. Reeves, G. Maguire and
N. Reardon, USA
Forums / International Panel discussions may
include:
· Clinical guidelines: An impossible dream? Decision making for efficacious treatment
· The Lidcombe Program: Everything you always wanted to ask
· Moving forward - A path to solving the crises in clinician practice and research
· Stuttering across cultures: research and treatment issues* J. Watson, ASHA SID-4 task force USA, (90 min)
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Causes and Development
Familial childhood stuttering:
Stuttering characteristics· S. Buck, R. Lees, P. Martin,
A. Nicholas and L. Hoey, UK
Time pressure & disfluency: An
empirical report ·
L. Scott Trautman and D. Cairns, USA
Generation of fluent and disfluent
speech by a control-theoretically inspired model
· K.T. Kalveram and U. Natke, Germany
Time perception experiences in quiet
and disrupted speech moments · M. Susca,
E.C. Healey and T. Carrell, USA
Some hypotheses about what happens
during a stuttering event · V. Urban, Germany
Motor learning impairment: A possible
cause of stuttering ·
S. Smits-Bandstra, Canada
A learning theory model of stuttering
· V. Urban, Germany
Pressure-based interactions of speech
subsystems: On the motor substrates of
stuttering · V.J. Boucher, Canada
The self-regulation model of illness
representation applied to stuttering · D. Rowley,
K. Baker and S. Jelcic Jaksic, UK , Croatia
Psychological basis for onset of
stuttering · N. Mizokami and K. Hayasaka, Japan
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Definition,
Measurement and Assessment
Fluency data profile: Starting point
for management decisions · S. Davis and
A. Lykes, USA
Advanced digital capture technology
in identification of stuttering disfluencies
· G. Tellis, T. Meloy, M. Henning and D. Jarvie, USA
A fluency assessment proposal for
children · C.
Andrade, Brazil
An inter-judge reliability study on
the subtypes of SSI-3 · H.S. Sim, M. Shin and E. Lee,
South Korea
Descriptive
study of fluency in four year-old children · B. Touzet, M. Sverdlik and G. Fioca, Argentina
Special qualities of stuttering
children based on the U type capacity distribution hypothesis · K. Hayasaka, Japan
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Intervention
Evaluation and treatment of stutterers from a distance via telehealth ·
J. Fortier-Blanc, C. Sicotte and P. Lehoux, Canada
The "why" and "how" of parent groups · W. Botterill and F. Cook, UK
Qu'est devenue la communication quand
on begaie? Comment changer? · A-M. Simon,
France
Slow rate effect on the fluency of
preschoolers who stutter: Clinician-child adjacent
utterances · J. Carlson and L. LaSalle, USA
Responsiveness to treatment of early
stuttering with the Lidcombe Program:
Preliminary results · I. Rousseau, Australia
Development of a time-out treatment for
adults who stutter ·
S. Hewat, M. Onslow and
A. Packman, Australia
Stuttering therapy for children: A
5-year follow up study · L. Larsson, Sweden
Acoustic analyses of speech
naturalness - A comparison between two therapeutic
approaches · F. Sassi and C. Andrade, Brazil
Stuttering therapy and sensory
integration · C.
Nater-Berkeljon and A. Hagenbeeck,
Netherlands
A maintenance study using stuttering
modification techniques in extra-clinical
settings · M. Henning and G. Tellis, USA
Effects of selective serotonin
reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) on speech fluency · F.L. Lu,
K. Gopal and H. Gooding, USA
The use of cognitive behavioral
therapy with people who stutter · E. Klein and
B. Amster, USA
Evaluating a parent/child treatment
program for preschool children who stutter
· C.E. Coleman, J.S. Yaruss and D.W. Hammer, USA
Pauses!? Overcoming reluctance and
demonstrating necessity· P. Tonev, Bulgaria
"Emotion and speech" treatment
approach for young children who stutter
· H. Kobayashi and N. Mizokami, Japan
School-age fluency roundup: From
inception to outcome · A.A. Farley and J. Martin, USA
Two proposals for stuttering therapy:
"Empty pause" and "IPS" · V. Urban, Germany
Group therapy for school-aged
children who stutter and their parents · S. Jelcic Jaksic
and M. Lasan, Croatia
High tech and high touch: An adult
stuttering management program · J. Harrison,
Canada
Synergistic stuttering therapy: The
counseling connection · D. Cooperman and
C. Bloom, USA
Global special therapy for stuttering · I. Kejklickova, Czech Republic
Model of formation of speech fluency in teenagers and adults · H. Y. Raou, V. Konnava and E. Kazbanova, Russia
The successful stuttering management program with therapy
'tune-ups' for adolescents and adults ·
K. M. Krieger, S. Short, G. Dempsey, R. Jackson and J. Eckardt, USA
Employing the MSAM in attaining, maintaining and transferring
Fluency in the schools · K. M. Monkhouse, USA
Clinician's slow speech rate model and children's fluency · L. LaSalle, USA
Reducing stuttering blocks by relaxation of the valsalva
mechanism · W. Parry, USA
Le bégaiement : Hypothèses
actuelles · J. Marvaud, France
Fluency losses and recoveries · P. Schneider, USA
The Dutch primary stuttering prevention program · C. Nater-Berkeljon, Netherlands
Increase of stuttering remission period with help of special
treatment · Bortnik-Skljarova and O. Skljarov, Russia
"Stutter-house": A 9 year old boy's explanation of stuttering
in lego-blocks · L. Tielens, Belgium
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Outcomes and Efficacy of
Interventions
Systematic review and meta-analysis
of treatments for stuttering · C. Stark, R. Lees
and N. Waugh, Scotland
The successful stuttering management
program: A multi-dimensional assessment of
treatment effects · M. Blomgren, T. Callister and N. Roy, USA
Examining recovery from stuttering
using a population-based twin sample
· S. Felsenfeld and P. Finn, USA
The Swedish comprehensive stuttering
program: Evaluation two years after treatment
· H. Forne-Wastlund, Sweden
Maintenance of fluency in
extra-clinical settings: Lack of empirical data? · G. Tellis,
M. Henning and C. Tellis, USA
Tracking the progress of stuttering
treatment using subjective parent ratings
· W.S. Rosenthal, USA
Easy, ethical efficacy 2003 · B. Ryan, USA
Test-phase of the German program for
the evaluation of stuttering therapies (PEVOS)
· J. Pape, H.-G. Bosshardt, U. Natke, H. Oertle and P.
Sandrieser, Germany
Overall assessment of the speaker's
experience of stuttering (OASES) · J.S. Yaruss and
R. Quesal, USA
Five year outcome of an intensive
stuttering treatment program · M. Langevin and
D. Kully, Canada
The evaluation of the stuttering treatment methods · L. Harutyunyan and M. Harutyunyan, Russia
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Self-Help Programs
and Initiatives
"How can consumer associations
support stuttering research and researchers?"
· T. Weidig and S. Yaruss, UK, USA
Screening and discussion of the
documentary film "Stutter Step" · J. Shames and
J. Skurnik, USA
A sociological analysis of
stuttering: From clinical conceptions to self-advocacy
· M. Petrunik, T. Klassen, Canada
Self-help movement!? What impedes
real movement!? · P.
Tonev and A. Fikret, Bulgaria
La perception du bégaiement vu par des groupes cibles, tel que · P.Lafrance, Canada
'Our Time Theatre' · T. Alexander, USA
'The Revenge of the Stuttering Child' · N. Nevo, Israel
Camp BCAPS: for children who stutter
and their families ·
A. Intas and S. Bojm, Canada
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Language, Speech and Discourse
A preliminary analysis of characteristics of interaction between chronic stuttering Japanese children and their mothers. · K. Gondo, Y. Wakaba, S. Inoue, M. Iizawa, and Hiroshi Fujino, Japan
What happens during therapy?
Analysing client-therapist interaction in fluency
therapy · M. Leahy, Ireland
A linguistic analysis on stuttering
in Brazilian Portuguese · M. Britto Pereira, Brazil
Auditory and phoneme monitoring
skills in persons who stutter · J. Sasisekaran and
L. F. De Nil, Canada
Fluency development in
typically-developing and expressive language impaired
children · N. Bernstein Ratner and L. Rescorla, USA
Utterance function and speech fluency
in children who stutter · K. Logan, USA
The effect of phonological complexity
on speech timing in stutterers · K. Logan and
M. Haj Tas, USA
Conversation analysis of children who
stutter and parents who stutter · J. Tetnowski,
J. Bathel, J. Damico and T. Franklin, USA
Assessment of higher level language
skills in persons who stutter · S. Stager, N. Carlo,
O. Ali and A. Braun, USA
Parent-child interaction therapy I:
Child language variables · S. Millard, A. Nicholas
and F. Cook, UK
Parent-child interaction therapy II:
Parental language and pragmatic variables
· A. Nicholas, S. Millard and F. Cook, UK
Sociolinguistic investigation into
stuttering identity·
Y. Watanabe and P. Zebrowski, Japan, USA
Distribution of disfluencies
according to word class categorization in Brazilian
Portuguese · F. Juste and C. Andrade, Brazil
Longitudinal study of stuttering:
Phonological profile · C. Andrade, Brazil
Aspects of normally fluent speech in
Brazilian adults ·
C. Andrade, D. Zackiewicz and
F. Sassi, Brazil
Examining variability of speaking
rate within normally speaking preschool children
· B. Kluetz and J.S. Yaruss, USA
A comparison of CELF-3 results for
children who stutter and language impaired
children · S. Slinde, A.N. Narmo and E. Ottem, Norway
Characteristic features of
single-syllable word repetitions in preschool children who
stutter and controls · M. van Ark, P. Sandrieser, U. Natke, R.
Pietrowsky and K.T. Kalveram,
Germany
Realization of linguistic stress in
preschool children who stutter and controls
· U. Natke, P. Sandrieser, C. P. Bendels, R. Pietrowsky and K. T. KalveramGermany
Is stuttering on non-words similar to
stuttering on real words? · A. Packman,
M. Onslow and F.S. Liew, Australia
Impact of stuttering on language: An
exploration of interpersonal resources
· E. Spencer, A. Packman, M. Onslow and A. Ferguson, Australia
The co-occurrence of word finding
disorders in children who stutter · J. Batik,
E. Bennett and J.S. Yaruss, USA
Linguistic ability of a child before
onset of stuttering (A case report) · K. Chimoto,
N. Ebara, R. Kubota and H. Itohara, Japan
Negotiation patterns of families with
stuttering and non-stuttering children
· C. Sandberg and R. Mallard, USA
Semantic priming in 3 to 5 year old
children who do and do not stutter · M. Pellowski
and E. Conture, USA
Stuttering as a disability of
linguistic functions · P. Lajos, J. Lorik and K. Alfaro, Hungary
Analysis of recast outcomes in
conversations between CWS and parents · A. Weiss, USA
Prediction of spontaneous recovery:
Analysis of mother-preschool child
conversations · B. Ryan, USA
The influence of syntactic variables
on the development of stuttering · D. Rommel,
Germany
Verbal behavior of listeners
interacting with a stutterer · D. Freud, R. Sharir and
R. Ezrati-Vinacour, Israel
The psycholinguistics of stuttering:
An update · N.
Bernstein Ratner, USA
Linguistic characteristics of normal
disfluencies of Puerto Rican Spanish-speaking
preschoolers · E.J. Carlo-Mirabal, R. Irene-López and
A. Villanueva-Reyes, Puerto Rico
Language development in stuttering
children treated with the Lidcombe Program
· C. Lattermann and R.C. Shenker, Canada
Prosodic aspects of stuttering in
children · E.
Werkhaizer Soares, Brazil
Clinical case studies · N. Azevedo, Brazil
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Neurological and
Speech Motor Basis of Stuttering
Cerebral lateralization of speech processing in adult and child stutterers ·
K. Mori, Y. Sato, E. Ozawa and S. Imaizumi, Japan
Competition effects on auditory
event-related potential measures in stutterers
· L.F. Molt, USA
A primer on neuroimaging: Basic
methodologies and applications in stuttering
· L. Molt and M. Blomgren, USA
A sensorimotor model of stuttering:
Insights from the neuroscience of motor control
· L. Max, V.L. Gracco, F.H. Guenther, I. Vincent and
M.E. Wallace, USA, Canada
Sensorimotor adaptation in the speech
of adults who stutter · I. Vincent and L. Max, USA
Speech kinematics in stuttering
adults: Movement type and word-onset effects
· I. Vincent and L. Max, USA
Kinematic changes following static
perturbation in people who stutter
· A. K. Namasivayam and P. Van Lieshout, Canada
Kinematic event sequencing in
stuttering adults: Speech, orofacial nonspeech, and
finger movements · L. Max, V.L Gracco and A.Caruso, USA, Canada
Working memory in people who stutter · M. Fogel, P. Van Lieshout and E.
Rochon, Canada
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Multi-cultural and
Multi-lingual Aspects of Stuttering
Perceptions of African-American
middle and high school students about stuttering
· S. Roesti, G. Tellis and R. Gabel, USA
Judgements of disfluency in a
familiar vs. unfamiliar language · B. Humphrey, USA
Normal speech rates and disfluencies
in French and English. · P. Roberts and
A. Meltzer, Canada
Cross-linguistic factors in the
prediction of stuttering across age groups - the case
of German · K. Dworzynski, P. Howell and J. Au-Yeung,
UK
A methodology for examining
adaptation and bilingualism in stuttering · N. Hall and
D. Evans, USA
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Personality and
Emotional Factors in Stuttering
Preliminary study on effects of temperament characteristics on early development of stuttering in children · Y. Wakaba, M. Iizawa, K. Gondo, S. Inoue and H. Fujino, Japan
Temperamental contributions to
childhood stuttering · J. Anderson, M. Pellowski and
E. Conture, USA
What lies beneath? Using psychodrama to explore
the psychological and social
impact of stammering · G. Smith, England
Psychological adjustment and language
competence among young children who
stutter · E. Ottem, A.N. Narmo and S. Slinde, Norway
A preliminary study of social anxiety
among school-age stutterers · S. Hiroshima and
T. Itakura, Japan
Dealing with heightened sensitivity in children who stutter ·
M. E.
Oyler, USA
Stutterism: A mental condition, a hurdle to effective
treatment of stutterers · R. L.
Borys, USA
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Attitudes and
Stuttering
The development of a computer-based
communication attitude assessment for
young children · S. Davis, P. Howell and A. Davey, UK
Using the clinician attitudes toward
stuttering ("CATS") inventory in a fluency inservice
workshop · K. Kelso, USA
The influence of stuttering in job
applicants on employers' hiring decisions
· Y. Kaplan, Israel
Occupational stereotyping of people
who stutter: Effects of familiarity · R. Gabel,
G. Tellis and M. Althouse, USA
Effects of emotional intelligence
training in graduate fluency disorders courses
· I. Reichel and K. St.Louis, USA
Effects of familiarity on attitudes
towards people who stutter · R. Gabel, G. Tellis and
M. Althouse, USA
Speech associated attitudes in
Italian children who stutter · S. Bernardini, C. Zmarich
and L. Cocco, Italy
Public attitudes toward stuttering and other human attributes
in Brazil · K. St. Louis and C. R. F. Andrade, USA,
Brazil
Research summary on stutterers' and nonstutterers' belief
systems · K. D Gronhovd and P. Rice, USA
Programs against child discrimination
at schools in the Czech republic · I.Kejklickova, P.
Stanicek and P. Florian, Czech Republic
Peculiarities of self-assessment
of people who stutter in the secondary
school · H. Y. Raou,
V. Konnova and E. Kazbanova, Russia
Superordinate and subtype stutterer
stereotypes · C.
Delaney, UK
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Atypical Stuttering
Word-final consonant repetitions in
an Italian adult male who stutters in English
· R. Lickley, UK
Auditory feedback and adaptation
effect in adults with neurogenic stuttering
· V. Balasubramanian and L. Max, USA
Differential diagnosis of stuttering
and self-referral: about some neurological
findings · M.-C. Monfrais-Pfauwadel, France
Two very different cases of adult
onset stuttering · J.
Harrison, Canada
Another case of word-final
dysfluencies · J.
Van Borsel, E. Geirnaert and R. Van Coster,
Belgium
Diagnostic criteria of determination
of cluttering in school children · Y. Filatova and
L.I. Beliakova, Russia
Overt symptoms of stuttering in
children with and without Down syndrome
· M. Bray and N. Whitworth, England
Speech dysfluency characteristics in patients with
Parkinson's disease · S. Patel, M. Menahemi and Y. Manor, Israel
Cluttering
and aphasia: a case report · D. Ward, UK
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Service Delivery
Models
Stuttering treatment in schools:
Developing family partnerships · S.R. Gottwald and
N.E. Hall, USA
Facilitating treatment of stuttering
in children and adolescents · H. Christmann,
Denmark
Treating children who stutter in the
public schools. What challenges does the school
system bring? · S. Cochrane, USA
An integrated care system for people
who stutter · M.
Voors and D. Putker, Netherlands
Some factors influencing early
referral of dysfluent children · R. Lees and C. Stark, UK
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Professional
and Service Issues
Fluency disorder: A case study to
teach an integrate model at the university
· L. Rodriguez, Spain
Stuttering therapy in the schools:
Focus groups with school clinicians · J. Tetnowski,
J. Damico, J. Bathel and J. Tetnowski, USA
Student clinicians' preference for
working with stuttering · M. Leahy, C. Delaney,
R. Lees and T. Stewart, Ireland, Wales, Scotland
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