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Any book/website recommendations that provide strategies for defense mechanisms?

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Why do some people STUTTER more with strangers, and others STUTTER more with family and friends? NEW research study: "Characteristics of attentional focus of movement among adults who stutter" (2024)

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Glimmers - are the opposite of triggers. Glimmers are a sign of hope. Once you begin to look for them, they will start to appear everywhere. If triggers make the approach-avoidance conflict worse in stuttering. Then glimmers improve (such motivation-conflict). Find glimmers to improve this conflict

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IYO, Where should we focus our attention during STUTTERING?

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Does anyone have this research? (it came out 7 days ago) Research: "How strategies for reducing negative reactions affect children who stutter: An examination of self-awareness, acceptance and openness, and struggle behaviors" (2024) (Jackson)

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Research study: "Speech fluency improvement in developmental stuttering using non-invasive brain stimulation: Insights from available evidence" (2021)

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IYO, Is stuttering simply a consequence of using our mind in a maladaptive way?

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IYO, How can we turn the STUTTER vicious circle into a virtuous circle?

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Suggest me new books that contain strategies for defense mechanisms (in general) (psycho-analytic)

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Suggest me new books that contain strategies for defense mechanisms (in general) (psycho-analytic)

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Any book/website recommendations that provide strategies for defense mechanisms?	9	Stutter
Why do some people STUTTER more with strangers, and others STUTTER more with family and friends? NEW research study: "Characteristics of attentional focus of movement among adults who stutter" (2024)	7	Stutter
Glimmers - are the opposite of triggers. Glimmers are a sign of hope. Once you begin to look for them, they will start to appear everywhere. If triggers make the approach-avoidance conflict worse in stuttering. Then glimmers improve (such motivation-conflict). Find glimmers to improve this conflict	5	Stutter
IYO, Where should we focus our attention during STUTTERING?	4	Stutter
Does anyone have this research? (it came out 7 days ago) Research: "How strategies for reducing negative reactions affect children who stutter: An examination of self-awareness, acceptance and openness, and struggle behaviors" (2024) (Jackson)	4	Stutter
Research study: "Speech fluency improvement in developmental stuttering using non-invasive brain stimulation: Insights from available evidence" (2021)	2	Stutter
IYO, Is stuttering simply a consequence of using our mind in a maladaptive way?	1	Stutter
IYO, How can we turn the STUTTER vicious circle into a virtuous circle?	1	Stutter
Suggest me new books that contain strategies for defense mechanisms (in general) (psycho-analytic)	1	booksuggestions
Suggest me new books that contain strategies for defense mechanisms (in general) (psycho-analytic)	1	suggestmeabook