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Bibliotherapy for stutterers: Four case histories

Lonnie L. Emerick Assistant Professor of Speech, Northern Michigan University,
Pages 74-79 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Gary Berg‐Cross & Linda Berg‐Cross. (1976) Bibliotherapy for young children. Journal of Clinical Child Psychology 5:2, pages 35-70.
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Hope Gerlach & Anu Subramanian. (2016) Qualitative analysis of bibliotherapy as a tool for adults who stutter and graduate students. Journal of Fluency Disorders 47, pages 1-12.
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Michael G. T. Dow. 1982. Clinical Psychology and Medicine. Clinical Psychology and Medicine 177 204 .
Delwyn G. Schubert. (2016) The Role of Bibliotherapy in Reading Instruction. Exceptional Children 41:7, pages 497-499.
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