Kurt Eggers is a professor at Ghent University, Thomas More Antwerp, and Turku University. He is ECSF chair, IFA president, EFS secretary and associate editor for Journal of Fluency Disorders. He has worked clinically for many years and his research focuses on the role of temperament and executive functioning in stuttering and speech disfluencies in different populations.

Margaret M. Leahy has been a clinical researcher and associate professor at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. She has written extensively on dysfluency and education. She has also served as journal editor and on journal editorial committees for many years. She actively contributes to the European Clinical Specialization in Fluency disorders (ECSF).

1. Fluency, Disorders of Fluency, and Dysfluency. Margaret M. Leahy & Kurt Eggers.

2. Therapeutic Change: Models and Processes. Trudy Stewart.

3. Considering Commonalities in Stuttering Therapy. Kurt Eggers, Sharon K. Millard, & J. Scott Yaruss.

4. Children Showing Signs of Stuttering. Veerle Waelkens & Sabine Van Eerdenbrugh.

5. Building Resilience in Children through Camp Dream. Speak. Live. Courtney Byrd, Mary O'Dwyer, & Kurt Eggers.

6. Cognitive Approaches with Children who Stutter and their Parents. Elaine Kelman, Ali Berquez, Sarah Caughter.

7. Working with Adults who Stutter. Michael Blomgren.

8. Narrative Practice in Stuttering Therapy. Mary O'Dwyer & Fiona Ryan.

9. Dysfluency Studies: Rewriting Cultural Narratives of Stammering. Maria Stuart.
10. An Adolescent with Cluttering. Susanne Cook & Charley Adams.
11. Multicultural Commonalities in Stuttering and Intervention. Francesca Del Gado, Sertan Özdemir, Selma Saad Merouwe, & Katarzyna W¿sierska.

12. Acquired Stuttering. Catherine Theys, & John A. Tetnowski.