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This book investigates the stammering, its cause and its cure. The author introduced his twenty years of being a chronic stammerer and his courage to search for a cure of his speech defect. The book investigates the nature of stammering and stuttering and the method for curing them. The author had cured himself and hundreds of other stammers by following the method he introduced.
This highly readable, clinically oriented book combines theory and therapy and examines all facets of stuttering, from possible etiologies through assessment to treatment. While considerable uncertainty still exists regarding the precise cause(s) of stuttering, Conture provides the reader with an even-handed coverage of fundamental knowledge, methodology, and procedures for effectively dealing with stuttering in children, teenagers, and adults. The book goes beyond a “how to” manual. Rather, Conture’s clinical handbook provides both students and clinicians a source for principle-based procedures and strategies for the management of stuttering. Focusing on people who stutter as people first and people who stutter second, the material covers assessment and management of stuttering within the realities of everyday living, concomitant speech and language problems and clinical practice. For those in the fields of communication science and disorders and speech pathology.
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This book discusses the futility of curing stammering by common means. It traces various attempts at curing stammering in the past and how wasteful these attempt were, until he discovered a simple program to cure it. The book presents the life of Benjamin Nathaniel Bogue and his struggles with the handicap. Bogue devotes a great deal of text to explain the handicap of stammering, its effects on the body and psychology of the sufferer, and its cure.About the AuthorA Chronic Stammerer for Almost Twenty Years; Originator of the Bogue Unit Method of Restoring Perfect Speech; Founder of theBogue Institute for Stammerers and Editor of the “Emancipator,” a magazine devoted to the Interests of Perfect SpeechCONTENTS PrefacePART I–MY LIFE AS A STAMMERERI. Starting Life Under a HandicapII. My First Attempt to Be CuredIII. My Search ContinuesIV. A Stammerer Hunts a JobV. Further Futile Attempts to Be CuredVI. I Refuse to Be DiscouragedVII. The Benefit of Many FailuresVIII. Beginnin (more…)
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Vocal cord disorders can interfere with your day-to-day activities. Losing your voice is never pleasant, especially if you are in a profession where you are required to speak often. Many vocal cord disorders can lead to a voice loss if they are not treated soon enough. The typical recommendation is to look for care from a doctor if you experience vocal cord symptoms for more than two weeks. For some individuals, symptoms may be so severe that immediate medical care is needed.
There are many forms of vocal cord disorders. Proper treatment is determined based on the type of vocal disorder. Most often, a doctor will be able to determine what disorder you have through an initial examinations. Once you have a diagnosis, a treatment program can be started.
Before a doctor can help you, though, you have to recognize that something is wrong that requires medical attention. Many people have had some type of vocal cord disorder. Usually people may have a case of losing their voice after a day spent yelling or overusing their voice. Typically such an issue clears up in a day or two on its own. It is only when symptoms continue for days that you should really be concerned and seek help.
Symptoms vary based on the type of disorder you have. Many disorders cause changes in the voice. The voice may become airy or raspy. You may sound hoarse or even lose your voice completely. Disorders can also change the pitch of the voice, usually lowering the pitch.
Some disorders cause pain in the neck or when speaking. You may also notice your voice losing some strength over time. You may also find yourself clearing your throat more frequently. Some disorders can also cause a fever or general feeling of sickness.
More serious disorders cause even more severe vocal cord symptoms. There is a potential for trouble breathing, an inability to swallow, or extreme discomfort when trying to talk, breathe or swallow. These severe vocal cord symptoms require immediate medical attention. You should not wait to see a doctor as they may lead to more serious health issues and, if untreated, could have very dangerous effects.
Many times vocal cord symptoms come about suddenly, but they can also happen over time. You can gradually notice a change in your voice. It may start to become hoarse over a matter of days. In some cases you may have no idea what caused the disorder. However, if you can link the problem to an incident you should tell the doctor as that will be useful in the course of your treatment.
Most vocal cord disorders are treatable. Many people deem issues with their vocal cords as being minor. However, especially if you have a severe vocal cord disorder you definitely must seek attention. Generally, though, you should get treatment even if you think it is minor because a doctor can help you clear up the problem swiftly and avoid long-term issues.
Benjamin Bogue stammered for over 20 years. He is the author of Bogue Unit Method of Restoring Perfect Speech and Founder of the Bogue Institute for Stammerers. In Stammering he talks about his life with a speech problem, the causes of stuttering and stammering, a cure, and setting the tongue free.
Combining mental strategies with breathing techniques, this book explains the McGuire Program, a proven technique for long-term improvement in speech and self-confidence for those who suffer from stammering. Developed through the author’s own struggles, readers learn to alter breathing patterns while incorporating mental strategies to maintain fluent speech. This complete program quickly and dramatically improves verbal fluency while the sufferer gains self-esteem, from learning to control the physical and mental aspects of dysfunctional breathing.
About the AuthorDave McGuire is founder of the McGuire Program and is a noted public speaker at international conferences. He lives in Santa Barbara, California.