The Big Overt and Covert Discussion: Gallons and Glubs (Episode 162)
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Peter Reitzes (right) and Eric Jackson (left) discuss covert and overt stuttering. Peter suggests using, at least for this episode, terms such as completely covert, almost completely covert or successfully covert to describe people who stutter who are able to hide their stuttering from just about everyone in their lives. We play on air a short audio clip from this interview with Charles Van Riper from the Voices: Past and Present section of the wonderful Stuttering Homepage (next week, for episode 164, we will discuss the entire Van Riper interview).
StutterTalk hosted a panel of Covert Stutterers during episode 63. There are numerous papers on covert stuttering at the Stuttering Homepage, including:
- Hello My Name is Cathy, But You Can Call Me Anne: A Story of a Covert Person Who Stutters by Cathy Olish
- I'm Not Hiding Anymore by Rob Bloom
- My Life as a Covert Stutterer by Barbara Wimpee
- Passing as Fluent by Tarry Dartnall
- I've Got a Secret -- And It's Scaring Me to Death! (The Story of a Covert Stutterer) by Steve Hood and Chris Roach
- The Stuttering Paradox: A Trap To Full Acceptance. Some Journal Based Thoughts From A Covert Stutterer by Lieven Grommen
- The Iceberg Matrix of Stuttering by Russ Hicks
- The Iceberg Analogy of Stuttering by Russ Hicks
Posted by StutterTalk at 11/29/2009 9:30 AM 
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Tags: covert stuttering covert stuttertalk stuttering interiorized stammer stuttering treatment stutter talk stammering stutter
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