A large number of people who stutter have experienced one or more relapses after successful therapy. Often, those affected feel alone and helpless in such situations, but family members and therapists also face many questions. Am I to blame? Could I have done something differently or better? What happens now? Is another therapy method perhaps better, or must one simply come to terms with their stuttering? This book provides answers to these and many other questions regarding stuttering therapy and relapses. Written by individuals who stutter and therapists, it is aimed at anyone interested in the topic of stuttering and relapse. It offers clarification, encouragement, and describes practical and everyday approaches to help avoid relapses or effectively manage and process them.