I Have a Voice: How to Stop Stuttering
"At long last, speech language therapists and those who stutter have tools to address the most overlooked component of stuttering-the habits of thought that drive the speech block. The neuro-semantic processes described in this book will help the PWS to build a framework for fluency that can lead to permanent change." --John C. Harrison, National Stuttering Association"This book is an excellent resource for speech pathologists in working with the emotional aspects of stuttering. Bob uses clear language and gives great examples that make complex principles easy to understand. As a person who stutters, I am amazed at Bob's keen and accurate insight into the world of a stutterer without being a person who stutters." --Marilee L. Fini, MA"Full of illuminating questions and practical exercises to help people who stammer 'reframe' speaking. An excellent resource." --Jan Anderson, British Stammering Association"This book is an excellent resource for speech pathologists in working with the emotional aspects of stuttering. Bob uses clear language and gives great examples that make complex principles easy to understand. As a person who stutters, I am amazed at Bob's keen and accurate insight into the world of a stutterer without being a person who stutters." --Marilee L. Fini, MA"Full of illuminating questions and practical exercises to help people who stammer 'reframe' speaking. An excellent resource." --Jan Anderson, British Stammering Association