The real challenge for every speech-language pathologist working with those who stutter is to carry out therapy in such a way that progress made in the clinical situation - be it that of increased fluency or modified speech and attitudes - is transferred to real life situations.
This book discusses in depth the crucial role of transfer and maintenance and how they may be used to promote long lasting therapy results. Your clinical effectiveness will be enhanced by careful consideration of the goals and processes described by these authors: Edward G. Conture, Ph.D.; Hugo H. Gregory, Ph.D.; Einer Boberg, Ph.D.; Elisabeth Versteegh-Vermeij; Joseph Sheehan, Ph.D.; William H. Perkins, Ph.D.
112 pages.
