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The information on this site has been provided as an educational resource specifically for adolescents who stutter. This site is not intended as a diagnostic tool and the suggestions are to be used as a guide only. If you are a person who stutters, or know someone who stutters please contact a Speech Pathologist at a stuttering clinic, your local hospital or community health centre for further information, advice and assessment.
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© 2005. Site created by 4th year Bachelor of Speech Pathology students (Jen Bourke, Simone Fraser, Suzi Josevski, Lisa Sedgley, Brooke Streatfeild and Mitzi Tuke) in the School of Human Communication Sciences at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, under the supervision of Dr Susan Block and Mrs Fiona Ross.