Articles
Stuttering and marriage
The Other Side of the Block: The Stutterer’s Spouse. By Julia M. Boberg and Einer Boberg, from Journal of Fluency Disorders 15 (1990), 61-75
Lisa Wilder — — Research
An update on stuttering and genetic research
Dr. Dennis Drayna, researcher at the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), has been studying the genetic factor as it relates to stuttering for many years.
Lisa Wilder — — Research
The Australian Stuttering Research Centre addresses social phobia
The Australian Stuttering Research Centre, located at Sydney University, is developing a program to treat social phobia in people who stutter. The developed treatment, a Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) program, will include online therapy.
Lisa Wilder — — Research
Research Update: Fluency and time perception
This article was originally published in the winter 2011 issue of CSA Voices.
Lisa Wilder — — Research
Pagoclone Study not Promising
After many years of testing, the drug Pagoclone, believed to reduce stuttering in some people, is still not available for general use, and might never be.
Lisa Wilder — — Research
Coping responses by adults who stutter, Part 2
This article is a summary and review, of the following article:
Article: Coping responses by adults who stutter: Part 2. Approaching the problem and achieving agency
From the Journal of Fluency Disorders, Vol. 34, 2009, 87-107
Lisa Wilder — — Research