The first online conference on cluttering is still available on the Stuttering Homepage at www.mnsu.edu/comdis/ica1/icacon1.html.

You can access the conference for FREE. It lasted until 5th May 2010, but can still read the papers and discussion.

The conference was organised by Dr. Judy Kuster and the International Cluttering Association. Amongst other features, it hosts:
papers on clinical, educational and theoretical issues in cluttering
a threaded discussion for each paper, which was "open" until May 5 but can still be read, where participants could comment on the paper or ask questions of the presenter
an online debate about definition of cluttering
a 'The Professor is In' forum which allowed people to communicate directly with a number of experts working in the field of cluttering.

Conference presentations are written in a reader-friendly style for an international audience, by persons who know cluttering from a personal perspective (people who clutter and their family members) as well as by leading professionals who treat, teach, research, and publish about cluttering from Europe, the United States and Canada.

The conference also includes video and audio examples of cluttering, a "clinical nugget" section with ideas for treating cluttering, reports of recent research, an opportunity to help choose a logo for the International Cluttering Association, as well as presentations on the diagnosis and treatment of cluttering.

Cluttering is a condition that is sometimes confused with stammering. For more on cluttering, including links, see BSA's Cluttering page.