"Indeed, if such evidence emerges for the efficacy of another treatment for early stuttering, we would encourage Speech Pathology Australia to approach the Australian government to consider it also for taxpayer-assisted support."Here is the key question to them:
The Franken study has shown that there is no difference in efficacy between Lidcombe and a second treatment approach Demands And Capacities. So I ask:
As Lidcombe is effective (according to you) and the Franken study shows a similar efficacy for Demands & Capacities, does that constitute enough evidence to use Demands & Capacities in Australia too?
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More concerns have been raised by Speech Pathology Australia members.
http://stuttertalk.com/speech-pathology-australia-members-share-concerns-about-associations-stuttering-proposal-ep-508/
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