Use this resource to teach an individual how to explore their own stuttering and tension, as well as avoidance/escape (secondary characteristics) in their speech with 50 pages of information/activities. Exploration of stuttering is a crucial step before implementing speech management strategies and to become more comfortable with the natural flow of stuttering. This resource will aid treatment and discussions, with explicit instructions for the implementation of activities. It can be printed to use with an individual or it is perfect for laminating for continued use! In addition, it can be cohesively used with annotation features during telehealth sessions.
This resource includes the following targets for addressing stuttering:
Specific tips for the SLP for implementation
Why exploring stuttering is necessary
Speech Producers (pictures and activities)
Defining stuttering and non-stuttering speech
Types of stuttering and secondary characteristics
Types of avoidances
Exploring avoidances
Exploring and identifying tension
Exploring reactions to stuttering
Pages of prompts and conversation starters
How it works:
Specific instructions are included for activities. Activities are leveled, to begin with speech helpers, discuss behaviors, and identify behaviors during speech.
Use this resource to teach an individual how to explore their own stuttering and tension, as well as avoidance/escape (secondary characteristics) in their speech with 50 pages of information/activities. Exploration of stuttering is a crucial step before implementing speech management strategies and to become more comfortable with the natural flow of stuttering. This resource will aid treatment and discussions, with explicit instructions for the implementation of activities. It can be printed to use with an individual or it is perfect for laminating for continued use! In addition, it can be cohesively used with annotation features during telehealth sessions.
This resource includes the following targets for addressing stuttering:
Specific tips for the SLP for implementation
Why exploring stuttering is necessary
Speech Producers (pictures and activities)
Defining stuttering and non-stuttering speech
Types of stuttering and secondary characteristics
Types of avoidances
Exploring avoidances
Exploring and identifying tension
Exploring reactions to stuttering
Pages of prompts and conversation starters
How it works:
Specific instructions are included for activities. Activities are leveled, to begin with speech helpers, discuss behaviors, and identify behaviors during speech.
