Pathological Mechanisms and Treatment Methods of Stuttering

Author: Stuttering Online Studio
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Stuttering, also known as stammering or tripping over words, primarily manifests as repetition, prolongation of sounds, and difficulty pronouncing certain words, and is relatively common among adolescents. Currently, there is no clear or unified understanding of stuttering both domestically and internationally. Through long-term research and treatment, the author of this book has discovered that stuttering is a phobia, specifically known as stuttering phobia, and it falls under the category of social phobia. This book provides an in-depth analysis of stuttering from three aspects: psychological state, psychological process, and personality traits (the three psychological elements), revealing the origins and pathological mechanisms of stuttering, uncovering the mystery of stuttering.
Stuttering, also known as stammering, primarily manifests as repetition, prolongation of sounds, and difficulty pronouncing certain words, and is relatively common among adolescents. Currently, there is no clear or unified understanding of this issue, nor is there an effective treatment method. Through long-term research, the author of this book has confirmed that stuttering is a psychological disorder—it is a phobia (specifically known as stuttering phobia) and a type of social phobia. This book provides an in-depth analysis of stuttering from three aspects: psychological state, psychological process, and personality traits (the three psychological elements), revealing the origins and pathological mechanisms of stuttering, uncovering the mystery of stuttering. Additionally, this book offers scientific and systematic treatment methods from a psychological perspective. It can serve as a reference for stuttering patients and researchers in the field.