Stuttering Center Publications
Clinicians and researchers at the Stuttering Center are actively involved in writing and publishing information about the diagnosis and treatment of stuttering. Following is a list of recent clinically-oriented books and booklets authored by Stuttering Center staff -- follow the links to learn more.
Overall Assessment
of the Speaker's
Experience of Stuttering - Adult (OASES-A)
by J. Scott Yaruss, PhD & Robert W. Quesal, PhD.
Published in English and Spanish by
Pearson Assessments.
The OASES provide comprehensive assessment of the overall impact of
the stuttering disorder
from the perspective of the person who stutters. Designed for adults, ages 18 and up.
** New versions of the OASES will soon be available for school-age children (age
7-12) and teens (ages 13-17).
Young
Children Who Stutter (Ages 2-6): Information and Support for Parents
By J. Scott Yaruss, PhD & Nina Reardon-Reeves.
Published in English and Spanish by the
National Stuttering Association (NSA).
When a young child stutter, it can be frightening experience for parents and
children alike. This booklet provides parents with the information they need to
make informed decisions about evaluation and treatment for their child's speech.
** A version of this booklet written specifically for SLPs is now available
for ASHA-approved CEUs through
www.OnlineCEUs.com!
Bullying and Teasing: Helping Children Who Stutter
By J. Scott Yaruss, PhD, William Murphy,
Robert Quesal, PhD,
& Nina A. Reardon-Reeves
Published by the
National Stuttering Association (NSA).
Bullying is a particularly troubling experience for children who stutter. This booklet presents solutions that clinicians can incorporate into their existing treatment for school-age children who stutter. With sections for SLPs, parents, teachers, administrators, and, children who stutter.
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The
Source for Stuttering: Ages 7-18
By Nina A. Reardon-Reeves &
J. Scott Yaruss, PhD
Published by
LinguiSystems.
The Source for Stuttering provides real-world evaluation and
treatment suggestions for clinicians working with school-age children who
stutter. With numerous charts, worksheets, and questionnaires, this book gives
clinicians everything they need to help school-age children overcome the
burden of stuttering. ** Note: A FREE continuing education course based on
this book is available online through
www.LinguiSystems.com!
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INSURANCE
ADVOCACY AND STUTTERING:
Getting The Coverage You Need
Getting The Coverage You Deserve
By Craig E. Coleman (Chair), Joe Donaher PhD, Rod Gabel PhD, Lisa LaSalle PhD, Andy McMillin, Jennifer Owen, Glen Tellis PhD, Holly Willet, & J. Scott Yaruss PhD (NSA Board Rep.). Published by the National Stuttering Association (NSA).
Many parents have difficulty obtaining insurance coverage for stuttering.
This brochure provides helpful suggestions to ensure that families get the
coverage they deserve.