Program
The official language is English.
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Friday April 18th 2008
| 08.00 am |
Registration |
| 08.45 am |
Opening Symposium |
| 09.00 am |
The Psycholinguistics of Stuttering. Nan Bernstein Ratner (University of Maryland, USA) PdF
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| 11.00 am |
Coffee Break |
| 11.30 am |
Brain Function and Stuttering. Luc De Nil (University of Leuven, Belgium & University of Toronto, Canada) PdF
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| 12.30 pm |
Lunch |
| 01.30 pm |
Seminar 1
An Eclectic Social-Cognitive Behavioural Model For Stuttering Treatment. Mark Meersman (Lessius University College, Belgium) PdF |
Seminar 2
Treatment of the Young Stuttering Child With Mini-KIDS. Peter Schneider (Aachen University, Germany) PdF
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| 02.15 pm |
Seminar 3
The Role of Parents in an Eclectic Social-Cognitive Stuttering Therapy. René Stes (em. Lessius University College, Belgium) PdF |
Seminar 4
The 'Smart Intervention Strategy' (SIS) For School-Aged Children Who Stutter. Joseph Agius (University of Malta, Malta) Pdf |
| 03.00 pm |
Coffee Break |
| 03.30 pm |
Videoconferencing: Possible Genetic Factors in Subtypes of Stuttering. Nicoline Ambrose (University of Illinois, USA) PdF |
| 04.15 pm |
Seminar 5
Intensive Stuttering Therapy For Children and Adults. The Method and Attempts of Evaluation of Treatment Efficacy. Barbro Johannisson (Gothenburg University Sweden) PdF
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Seminar 6
Solution Focused Treatment With Families of a Young Stuttering Child. Anne Breda (University College Bruges-Ostend, Belgium) PdF
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05.00 pm P-p-pieces of the puzzle. Anita Blom (Vice-chair of the European League of Stuttering Ass.)
Saturday April 19th 2008
| 09.00 am |
Diathesis-Stressor Model of Childhood Stuttering. Ed Conture (Vanderbilt University, USA) PdF
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| 11.00 am |
Coffee Break |
| 11.30 am |
Temperament and Attentional Processes in Stuttering. Kurt Eggers (Lessius University College & University of Leuven, Belgium) PdF
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| 12.30 pm |
Lunch |
| 01.30 pm |
Seminar 7
Long-term Outcome of a Social-Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. Ronny Boey (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
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Seminar 8
Motoric Processes of Block Modification Techniques in Non-Avoidance Based IMS-Stuttering Therapy. Hartmut Zückner (Aachen University, Germany) |
| 02.15 pm |
Seminar 9
Van Riper’s Use of Multiple Voices in Stuttering Modification Therapy. Analysing Clinical Interaction Between a Master Therapist and a Client Who Stutters. Margaret Leahy (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) PdF |
Seminar 10
A Metaphor Says More Than Thousand Words. Carl Hylebos (Artevelde University College Ghent, Belgium) PdF |
| 03.00 pm |
Coffee Break |
| 03.30 pm |
Videoconferencing: Stuttering Treatment Outcomes: Considering the Entire Disorder. Scott Yaruss (University of Pittsburgh, USA) PdF
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| 04.15 pm |
Closing |
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