6th Oxford Dysfluency Conference, 2002
(sponsored by the Michael Palin Centre for Stammering Children)

There were almost 50 presentations and workshops at the Sixth Oxford Dysfluency Conference, attended by more than 80 delegates from 15 countries. The proceedings of the conference are to be published as a book, and will be available from the BSA lending library.

Stammering matters in Oxford A perspective by Daniel Hunter, Chair of the national special interest group in the disorders of fluency (SIG)

Overview of three presentations, by Rachel Everard: Barry Guitar - Emotion, temperament and stuttering Anat Greenstein et al - gender based differences in stuttering Ashley Craig et al - epidemiology of stuttering across the lifespan (in Australia).

An Integrated Treatment Model for Effective Stuttering Management - Catherine Montgomery Jan Logan on Catherine Montgomery's presentation about a model combining desensitisation and speech management techniques.

Consulting clients about stuttering therapy: a qualitative study - Margaret Leahy Jan Logan reports on Margaret Leahy's presentation about clients' views of therapy.

The Proceedings of the 6th Oxford Dysfluency Conference are available for reference in the BSA library.

See also: 7th Oxford Dysfluency Conference 2005 - reports

Internet link
Oxford Dysfluency Conference - www.odc.org.uk