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SM
Helps PWS to learn to modify MOS
stutter more fluently
MOS: moment at which fluency breaks down, lack of forward movement in speech production
SM strategies
goal and benefit is to speak with less tension, due to new added manner of speech productions, reducing disfluencies, increase awareness of stuttering moments
treat secondary behaviors that result from stuttering
CHANGE THE WAY THEY STUTER
Tension, struggle & avoidance of core MOS
reduction & management of fear/avoidance occurs through desensitization
purposes of stuttering modification strategies
increase awareness of physical tension
reduce physical tension
reduce struggling behaviors/unlearn secondary behaviors
reduce negative reactions of the speaker
increase feelings of self-control
increase awareness of speech that is disfluent
approach in stuttering in a relaxed approach
reduce feelings of sensitive about disfluencies
increase feelings of openness and acceptance
reduced negative reactions to stuttering
Fluency shaping
increase stutter free speech until it replaces the MOS
teaches to speak more fluently
fluency established in the clinical setting then generalized to the daily speaking environment
also seen as teaching a means to producing fluent without any emphasis on the stuttered portion of speech production
fluency-enhancing techniques (FLUENCY SHAPING)
enouraging fluency in general capacity
FOCUS ON FLUENCY
STUTTERING MOD
surviving/tolerating/modifying a stutter
purpose of fluency shaping
obtain fluent speech outside of stuttering behaviors, or before stuttering events (proactive)
prevent intensity/frequency of stuttering behavior
allow for success in achieving fluency so to increase confidence
decrease negative reactions to stuttering to promote fluent speech
alter artic, rate, breathing patterns, voice productions and other aspects of communication to reduce vulnerabilities to disfluencies
strategies to use when communicating overall, NOT JUST IN TARGETED MOS
best chance at a comm. env. more fluent, reducing occurence of need to use SMS
Stuttering MOD
targets MOS
loosely structured
teaching, counseling, interaction
little emphasis on collecting and reporting data
consider global descriptions and impressions of progress
attention given to feelings and attitude
Fluency shaping
targets fluency skills
highly structured
sequencing antecedent events and responses
emphasis on collecting and reporting objective data, accountability
little or no attention to feelings, desensitization, hierarchy of fears
programmed instruction