Stuttering Treatment Programs Flashcards
Aim of the Camperdown Program
To reduce - eliminate stuttering while maintaining as much naturalness as possible.
pros of camperdown treatment
Also considers the emotional aspect of stuttering, tailored to individual needs, high EB, works with telehealth
Cons of camperdown program
May be time intensive, may be confronting when clients are first shown naturalness techniques
What is the goal of stutter modification
Not to eliminate stuttering but to make the individual feel more in control
Pro’s of stutter modification
Individualised, address emotional aspects, increase confidence, improve self-monitoring
Cons of stutter modification
Doesn’t achieve complete fluency, may be confronting, significant practice time, relies on competence in each stage to progress.
Goal of smooth speech
To eliminate of reduce stuttering
Pros of smooth speech
Teaches new speech patterns, develops increased self monitoring and awareness, can be combined with CBT,
Cons of smooth speech
Time intensive, client may find techniques embarrassing / confronting which may cause reduced practicing
What is ISTAR program
Combines elements of speech restructuring and stutter modification.
Pros of ISTAR
Can be completed through telehealth (travel time, costs, access to care), includes an option for maintenance therapy, application out of clinic, speech therapy can be tax deducted, individual and group therapy
cons of iSTAR
Costly, intensive program, waiting list, clinician may need additional training in psychology due to CBT component. Limited training and accessible in Australia.
cons of iSTAR
Costly, intensive program, waiting list, clinician may need additional training in psychology due to CBT component. Limited training and accessible in Australia, more Canadian based.
Difference between stutter modification + speech restructuring
Overall, stutter modification techniques focus on managing and reducing the severity of stuttering moments, while restructuring techniques aim to establish new speaking patterns and achieve greater overall fluency
Explain the different severity ratings
0 - No stuttering
1 - extremely mild
2-3 - Mild
4-5 - Moderate
6-7 - Severe
8 - Extremely severe