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Incorporating a Mindfulness Meditation Exercise Into a Stuttering Treatment Program

Greta Emge, M. Pellowski

Communication Disorders Quarterly July 16, 2018 DOI: 10.1177/1525740118783516 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Case study Case report Peer reviewed
Sample size 1
Population One adult male who stutters
Interventions Mindfulness meditation fluency shaping techniques
Topics Meditation
Key findings Adding a mindfulness meditation exercise to a fluency shaping treatment program may be helpful for people who stutter, based on before-and-after analysis of speech disfluencies in a single adult male client.

Abstract

A mindfulness meditation exercise was incorporated into a stuttering treatment program for an adult male who stutters. Speech disfluencies were analyzed before and after mindfulness meditation and implementation of fluency shaping techniques. Findings suggested that including a mindfulness meditation exercise into a treatment program may be helpful for people who stutter.

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