Implementing Cognitive Behavior Therapy With School-age Children DVD stuttering Type: Movie Platform: DVD Publisher: Studdering Foundation Released: 2010 Media: DVD Implementing Cognitive Behavior Therapy With School-age ChildrenCognitive-behavioral therapy is one approach for helping children change their thoughts and feelings about stuttering. These changes can lead to better therapy outcomes as children develop coping strategies, test their beliefs about listener reactions, and take risks like using speech tools in front of others. What I Think Saying my name is tricky. I always stutter when I say my name. People will make fun of me if I can't say my name. I hesitate when I say my name How I feel and than I stutter and than I'm scared my easy speech I block and I look down and won't work when I say my name, I use tricks. I say my last name and I'll feel embarrassed. and then my first. What I feel in my body My tummy is nervous. My throat is tight. I don't have enough air. In this 1 hour, 40 minute DVD, clinicians learn why unhelpful thoughts and feelings can interfere with stuttering therapy and then how to help children begin to make changes.For DVD Player (North American NTSC)