ABSTRACT
Over the years, stuttering has been a mystery (overtheyearsstutteringhas beenamystery.com, 2003). While many “therapies” have been attempted, none has demonstrated success (success=cure.org, 2004). Perhaps one reason for this lack of positive outcomes is the dearth of client-focused treatments. That is, both formal and informal therapies, and their corresponding manuals, center on what clinicians should implement, rather than on what clients should learn (A guy named Andy, 2004, personal correspondence).
