Speech-language therapists' approach towards adults who stutter in Turkey: which components are important for therapeutic alliance and comprehensive assessment?

IF 0.4 Q4 LINGUISTICS
Halil Tayyip Uysal, Önal İncebay, Ayşen Köse
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Abstract

Speech-Language Therapists (SLT) may have negative approaches toward Adults Who Stutter (AWS). There is no consensus about the SLT perspectives on AWS. This study aimed to investigate the SLT approach to AWS and assessment-therapy components in their practices. SLT (N=209) were included in the study. The survey consisted of four sections: demographic information, assessment-therapy components, and attitudes. The results are reported through boxplot graphics. The majority of the SLT were female (86.6%) and aged in the young group (20-29 years) (81.2%). SLT noted that they frequently used non-standard tools in the assessments and traditional or contemporary methods are preferred in the therapy components.  The participants mentioned that important to AWS's quality of life, resilience, and psychosocial characteristics. SLT are more likely to utilize non-standard approaches while evaluating AWS. Traditional methods, as well as current approaches, are preferred by the SLT. SLT cares about AWS's resilience and temperament differences.
语言治疗师对土耳其口吃成人的治疗方法:哪些组成部分对治疗联盟和综合评估很重要?
语言治疗师(SLT)可能对口吃的成年人(AWS)有消极的态度。关于AWS上的SLT透视图还没有达成共识。本研究旨在探讨SLT治疗AWS的方法及其在实践中的评估治疗成分。SLT (N=209)纳入研究。调查包括四个部分:人口统计信息、评估治疗成分和态度。结果通过箱线图报告。SLT以女性为主(86.6%),年龄以年轻组(20 ~ 29岁)为主(81.2%)。SLT指出,他们在评估中经常使用非标准工具,而在治疗成分中更倾向于使用传统或现代方法。参与者提到,这对AWS的生活质量、恢复力和社会心理特征很重要。SLT在评估AWS时更有可能使用非标准方法。传统的方法,以及目前的方法,是首选的SLT。SLT关心AWS的弹性和气质差异。
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