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Can I Tell You About Stammering?: A Guide for Friends, Family and Profes

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Sue Cottrell worked as a teacher before becoming an education consultant for schools, local authorities and the Welsh government, for whom she authors educational material. She has a teenage son who has stammered since the age of 6 and she has researched stammering extensively. Sue has attended several McGuire courses and fortnightly support group meetings for people who stammer and their families. She lives in Newport, Wales.
Contents: Introduction. 1. Introducing Harry who has a Stammer. 2. How it feels to have a Stammer. 3. My Stammer at home. 5. Talking at school. 6. Other problems at school. 7. What helps with my Stammer. 7. What makes my Stammer worse. 8. Breathing. 9. How teachers can help. 10. How parents can help. Recommended reading, websites and organisations.
This book is a useful tool to enable people to gain a better understanding of stammering... It is accessible for children and young people, parents and professionals. Written from the child's perspective, the book gives an honest account of how he feels about his stammer as well as what is helpful to support him and what it unhelpful...Some very useful strategies are given for supporting children who stammer, including a range of contexts at school, at home and in the community. There is a summery at the end of the book of suggestions of how to help a child who stammers. The book concludes with some very useful resources and websites to give further information on where to go for additional help. I would recommend using this book as an introduction for learning about children who stammer.
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