… the nature and neurology of cluttering. A range of successful … with cluttering, such as autism
spectrum disorders, learning … , teaching and researching of cluttering are also addressed. …

… I apply a similar practice when referring to those who clutter; thus ‘people who clutter’ (PWC),
children who clutter (CWC) and adults who clutter (AWC). To avoid the longer titles ‘speech …

… With this book, we will attempt to clarify the disorder of cluttering, in light of recent scientific
research (evidence-based practice) and clinical reports (practical-based evidence). In addition…

… An oft-said adage is that we are in need of empirical research to gain a better understanding
of cluttering. Ongoing research by this author and colleagues has evolved to examine …

… cluttering. We will now describe how these two types of cluttering can be differentiated. …
This article has set forth a program of cluttering therapy, taking into consideration cluttering …

… For example, although a speech-language pathologist (SLP) who does not clutter very likely
can have some understanding of the struggles associated with cluttering, the SLP may lack …

… Myers, a leader in the cluttering literature, wrote that our understanding of cluttering is in a
pre-… that cluttering lacks a clear definition and that it needs better theories and research into its …

BACKGROUND: Cluttering has been described in the literature on speech disorders for
over 300 years. Despite this, it remains a poorly understood condition whose history has not …

… Her research focuses on the use of virtual reality in stuttering assessment and treatment
as well as using technology to improve clinical learning. Dr. Brundage is a Fellow of the …

… It is only in recent years that we are learning the negative impact cluttering can have upon
social interaction. Some adults with cluttering have reported that they find others will not listen …