Question

For adult therapy, the clinician may choose to help the client engage in strategies to deal with the moments of stuttering in ways that will decrease fear and reduce disruption to the act of communication. This goal is rooted in the _______________________ approach.

Answer 1

Answer:

This goal is rooted in the Mindfulness-based mental health approach and cognitive behavior therapy approach

Explanation:

Stuttering affects the fluency of the speech in which the flow of speech is characterized by involuntary repetitions and prolongations of sounds, due to emotional distress, neurological problems, low self-esteem, and so many more.

The cognitive behavior therapy approach is a psychological approach that relies on working to improving the individual thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors, improving emotional regulation, self-esteem, that will decrease fear and reduce disruption to the act of communication.

The mindfulness-based mental health approach too can be applied to a wide range of psychological difficulties to manage the problems that occur as a result of stuttering.