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Hi Christine, Welcome to the group! Sadly, I don’t know of any list of speech pathologists that specialize in cluttering. If I do find one, I’ll post it ...
Joseph Dewey
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Mar 2, 2007
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There is not at this time any specialist certificate in cluttering, just some therapists who have more experience with it than others. However, in the US, we...
Kathleen Scaler Scott
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Hi Kathy, This is very valuable information, and I was wondering where this could be found. I looked at both of these resources, and put the direct links to...
Joseph Dewey
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Hello, I have a son who has had a history of speech-related issues from misarticulations during preschool, language issues in the first two years of...
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Hi Westwardwen, Thanks for your introduction and welcome to this group. I believe that there are a few other parents of clutterers in this group who also...
Joseph Dewey
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The following is an opinion piece. I’ve never met someone diagnosed as a stutterer-clutterer, so this post could be naïve, but I do want to hear people’s...
Joseph Dewey
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Joseph- I believe your observational descriptions of cluttering/stuttering is pretty accurate, since quite a bit of your statements run parallel with my...
J Argo
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Mar 13, 2007
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All, Thanks for posting this, Joseph. He introduces some interesting ideas, but I feel that as an opinion piece, he's missing some critical information about ...
Anjea Ehrle Ray
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Mar 13, 2007
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Thanks so much for your response. What I find interesting in your "survey" and from my brief but insightful research is that most clutterers are/were not...
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Mar 14, 2007
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Hi Westwarden, http://www.amazon.com/dp/0760601089/ is a link to the book that has, as far as I can tell, the most widely-used diagnostic criteria on...
Joseph Dewey
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Mar 14, 2007
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Hi Anjea, I’m not sure if I was clear, but I’m the author. I wanted to preface it because it introduces ideas that are a little different than the...
Joseph Dewey
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Joseph, (Warning to everyone else: Long response! :D Read at your own risk!) I wasn't clear that you were the author until you had made a response to someone...
Anjea Ehrle Ray
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USEFUL BOOKS & TIPS FOR STUTTERING TREATMENT “COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION ABOUT USEFUL BOOKS FOR STUTTERING TREATMENT”(+ PRICES+ CONTACTS)” Hello Dear,...
RANJEET KUMAR
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Mar 15, 2007
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Hi Anjea, Thanks very much for your response. I really like your explanation of stuttering and cluttering. You did an excellent job and this is one of the ...
Joseph Dewey
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Joseph, I think your points about awareness are insightful. There is research to show that when people who are bilingual use both languages in a sentence or a...
Kathleen Scaler Scott
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Joseph (et al.), Your response made me think of something a professor told us in aural rehab class (think hearing aids). She said even if the person has a...
Anjea Ehrle Ray
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Kathy, Thanks! Being lost in my own head gets me in trouble clinically - I do much better when I've had time to "digest" and synthesize inforamation than...
Anjea Ehrle Ray
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I have a question that I am posing to the cluttering group as a whole- Is there a difference ANDwhat is the difference? *Regarding autism and/or asbergers...
J Argo
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Mar 16, 2007
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I haven't seen anything about autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and a relationship with cluttering. As autism is a continuum (with Asperger's being the highest...
Anjea Ehrle Ray
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I was also wondering about if there exists a relationship between Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and cluttering. I know a few persons who show symptoms that...
Jo Go Pedie
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Hi Ken, I've been reading the board with interest but am having problems with the definitions of what exactly some of these references mean to me, the newbie,...
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Two people in the US who are studying the relationship between Aspergers and fluency disorders are writing a paper on that subject for the next ISAD online...
Kuster, Judith A
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Mar 16, 2007
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Hi Kathleen, I'd recently been doing research via the internet on "Cluttering" because of my own experiences and difficulties with speaking and the thought...
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Joseph, Thanks for your response and for the book recommendation. I didn't find your response until today, as I'm still learning my way around this website....
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Hi Wendy, I'd like to speak to the part of your post where you refer to the "anxiousness" as you are talking and become aware of your speech. Do you find...
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Hi Wendy, Your description is interesting, "It's as if I became aware of how I've been speaking, I can tell when I'm disfluent and become anxious and just...
Joseph Dewey
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I unsure if that is the correct wording - but it sounded good to my ears. I've just visited some sites and noted on The Stuttering Foundation, pictures of...
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Hi Anjea (Joseph, Kathy, and others), I am late coming to this thread, so I went back to your first long post. I liked very much your definitions and ...
Kenneth St. Louis
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Hello "S.", It always seems weird to me to address someone for whom I don't have a name. But that's my problem.... You have been busy! I read all your posts in...
Kenneth St. Louis
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Someone told me once that I clutter the worst when I'm excited and when I'm nervous. Back then it confused me why I would clutter when I was excited. In one...
Joseph Dewey
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