The CALMS model

* CALMS Model

Supplemental Materials for the CALMS Rating Scale
* True False Test for Facts About Stuttering
* Feelings About My Stuttering (Affective Component)
* Social Component Questionnaire
* A Continuum of Linguistically Simple to Complex Speech Tasks

Treatment for children who stutter

* Stuttering Programs
* Desensitization
* Class Visits
* How Do People Talk?
* Example of Manipulating Semantic Context in Therapy
* Treating children who stutter with concomitant disorders
* Clinical Applications of a Multidimensional Approach For The Assessment and Treatment of Stuttering (abstract)

SpeechEasy Device

"Those Who Stutter Find Hope" from USA Today
"Those Who Suttter Find Hope" .pdf version
Discussion about SpeechEasy

Brain Imaging

Brain activity comparison - stutterer vs. non stutterer

Articles

Articles on Stuttering, Apraxia, Tourette's Syndrome, and ADHD (SID4 Newsletter, Sept. 2006).

Recent Presentations and Publications by Dr. Healey

* 2008 SID 4 Conference Presentation
* A Multidimensional Approach To Assessment and Treatment of Stuttering in School-Aged Children (presentation) (publication)
* Forecasting the Future of Stuttering Therapy
* ADHD and Stuttering: Issues & Strategies for SLPs
* Treating Children Who Stutter With Co-Existing Learning, Behavioral, or Cognitive Challenges
* Stuttering in Children with Intellectual Disabilities

Websites and Organizations about Stuttering

Resources

ADHD and Stuttering brochure from the Stuttering Association of America

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