No Miracle Cures:
A Multifactoral Guide to Stuttering Therapy

by Thomas David Kehoe
Member, American Speech-Language Hearing Association

• Front Cover (PDF, 593 KB)
• Introduction (179 KB)
• What Is Stuttering? (168 KB)
• Early Childhood Stuttering (PDF, 452 KB)
• School-Age and Teenage Stuttering (PDF, 176 KB)
• Auditory Processing and Anti-Stuttering Devices
  • PDF (520 KB)
  • HTML
  • Central Auditory Processing Disorder (6 KB)
  • Delayed Auditory Feedback (8 KB)
  • Frequency-Shifted Auditory Feedback (7 KB)
  • Masking Auditory Feedback (2 KB)
  • Sound Quality and Background Noise (9 KB)
• Dopamine and Anti-Stuttering Medications (PDF, 168 KB)
• Fluency Shaping Therapy (PDF, 370 KB)
• Beyond Fluency Shaping (PDF, 196 KB)
• Responding to Stress (PDF, 245 KB)
• Speech-Related Fears and Anxieties (PDF, 185 KB)
• Famous People Who Stutter (PDF, 175 KB)
• Stuttering Support Groups (PDF, 162 KB)
• Stuttering at Work (PDF, 154 KB)
• Listener Reactions
  • video
  • transcript (PDF, 127 KB)
• Other Fluency Disorders (PDF, 143 KB)
• Practice Word Lists (PDF, 143 KB)
• References (PDF, 182 KB)
• Back Cover (PDF, 800 KB)

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Note

80% of adult stutterers are male so this book refers to stutterers as he. 93% of speech-language pathologists are female so this book refers to SLPs as she.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Greg Snyder, Tom Morrow, John Harrison, Richard Harkness, and Nancy Peske.