Real Change Can Be Constructed

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This is a threaded discussion page for the International Stuttering Awareness Day Online Conference. To ask a question or make a comment hit the POST link above which should bring up a POST ARTICLE form. Fill in your subject and name and type your question. Then, and this is important, hit the POST ARTICLE button just below the comments form. Your response is now posted, but you may have to hit the reload button on your browser to read it. For some internet service providers (like AOL), your post may not appear until the following day. Please do not repost messages several times. If you have followed the instructions, it should work. There is a TEST threaded discussion available at http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/cahn_mnsu_edu/totest. If you are still having trouble, you can contact kuster@mnsu.edu. Between now and the end of the day on October 22, the presenters have agreed to respond to any appropriate questions made by participants. Please do not use this page to create a personal agenda or to ask questions you should be able to find in a textbook about stuttering. Thank you very much for your participation!!

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Permission to publish Mike Hughes 10/2/02

Re: Permission to publish Margaret Leahy.  10/3/02

anxiety and stress Nora O'Connor 10/7/02

Re: anxiety and stress Margaret Leahy 10/16/02

Re: anxiety and stress Ellen-Marie Silverman 11/16/02

Congratulations on your excellent article Gunars K. Neiders 10/11/02

Re: Congratulations on your excellent article Margaret Leahy.  10/22/02

Great Approach! Nicole Murphy (Graduate Student) 10/14/02

Re: Great Approach! Margaret Leahy.  10/17/02

Real change article Sharon Lee-Sheridan 10/17/02

Re: Real change article Margaret Leahy 10/18/02

self steam: key to success mohammad shahriar rahman 10/20/02

good article Matthew Terry 10/21/02

PCT and stuttering Walt Manning 10/22/02

Re: PCT and stuttering Margaret Leahy 10/22/02

Applied to other areas? Maggie Mitchell, graduate student 10/22/02

Last changed: February 21, 2007