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The Child Who Stutters: To the Pediatrician

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The Child Who Stutters: To the Pediatrician

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A concise guide that helps understand the basics of stuttering in young children. Contains helpful information about early identification and when to refer to a speech therapist.

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Stuttering: An Integrated Approach to Its Nature and Treatment

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Stuttering: An Integrated Approach to Its Nature and Treatment

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While comprehensive, the early chapters provide excellent foundational knowledge about stuttering in young children that is accessible to practitioners working with kindergarten-aged children.

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A wonderfully illustrated book that helps young children understand stuttering. Excellent resource for both therapists and parents to use with kindergarten children.

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If Your Child Stutters: A Guide for Parents

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If Your Child Stutters: A Guide for Parents

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Provides practical information for parents of young children who stutter, which can be incorporated into therapy goals and home practice.

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Fluency-Enhancing Activities and Creative Articulation Games

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Fluency-Enhancing Activities and Creative Articulation Games

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Contains numerous age-appropriate activities specifically designed for group therapy sessions with young children who stutter.

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Jumbled Jellyfish: Speech Therapy Activities for Preschoolers

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Jumbled Jellyfish: Speech Therapy Activities for Preschoolers

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A collection of engaging, play-based activities that can be easily adapted for group therapy sessions focusing on fluency with kindergarten children.

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Stuttering Therapy: Rationale and Procedures

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Stuttering Therapy: Rationale and Procedures

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While comprehensive, this resource contains excellent sections on group therapy approaches for young children who stutter that can be implemented in kindergarten settings.

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Turtle Talk: Fluency Activities for Young Children

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Turtle Talk: Fluency Activities for Young Children

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Uses the turtle as a metaphor for slow, easy speech. Contains visual materials and activities specifically designed for kindergarten-aged children in group settings.

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A comprehensive program with excellent visual materials for young children who stutter. Includes activities specifically designed for group therapy settings.

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A DVD and accompanying materials featuring children who stutter talking about their experiences. Excellent for promoting discussions in group therapy with kindergarten children.

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Amazon.com: Stuttering: For Kids, By Kids : Animation, Stuttering Foundation of America: Movies & TV

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Amazon.com: Stuttering: For Kids, By Kids : Animation, Stuttering Foundation of America: Movies & TV

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Therapy Resources for Preschool Stuttering

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Therapy Resources for Preschool Stuttering

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Collection of evidence-based practice guidelines and resources specifically for treating stuttering in preschool and kindergarten children.

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