UNDERSTANDING STUTTERING A GUIDE FOR PARENTS TEACHERS AND THERAPISTS

Discover a unique guide that will help you understand stuttering from the perspective of children, parents, teachers, and therapists. This book is not just a collection of knowledge, but above all, the voice of people who face this challenge every day. Learn about their stories, experiences, and tips that will help you better support people who stutter. Break the taboo of silence and start talking about stuttering, listening, and asking questions to better understand, help, and support.

• Patient statements: Children, adolescents, and their parents share their experiences.
• Practical tips: Advice for parents and teachers on how to navigate the reality of stuttering.
• Support for therapists: First-hand information to effectively conduct therapy.
• Broken taboo: Open conversation about stuttering, listening, and explaining.
• Unique perspective: Combination of the voices of patients and specialists.

The book "Understanding Stuttering" is a compendium of knowledge that combines the perspective of patients - younger and older children and their parents - with the narrative of specialists conducting therapy. This bold approach allows for a deeper understanding of the problem and the search for effective support methods. This publication breaks the taboo of silence, encouraging open conversation about stuttering, listening, explaining, and asking questions. In this way, we can better understand, help, and support people who stutter.

Parents and teachers will find in this book a number of practical tips and suggestions that will help them navigate the reality of stuttering. Often, this is a reality that is frightening and overwhelming due to its unpredictability and mystery. The authors offer advice on how to react to difficult situations, how to support the child in their development, and how to build their self-confidence. This is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to help a child who stutters.

Therapists who want to responsibly conduct therapy for a child who stutters will receive first-hand information in this book. This will allow them to better understand the needs of their patients and tailor the therapy to their individual needs. This is a valuable material that will allow for more and more stories with a good ending. This book is not just theory, but above all, practical tips that can be immediately applied in working with children.

The book has 151 pages, a format of 14x20.5 cm, and was published in 2018 by Edukacyjne Publishing House. The cover is paperback, which makes it light and handy. It is the ideal guide for anyone who wants to better understand stuttering and effectively support people who stutter.