You said: *"Many intervention studies focus on measuring visible speech behaviours or anxiety, although these are just two possible aspects of experiencing stuttering."* and *"The aim of* ***study one*** *is to identify topics and questions about intervention that adults who stutter view as relevant and important areas for research. This will help us understand which questions stuttering intervention researchers could and should be asking."* With the goal of identifying meaningful questions and topics around interventions for adults who stutter, Brocklehurst—an adult who stutters himself (and earned his PhD from the University of Edinburgh) has written extensively on this subject - which I think can greatly benefit your research project: \[[source 1](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-FHlCJcnt4Mly2_Ubd7ST3xVAifxDjMO/view?usp=sharing)\] and \[[source 2](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wlQUzx-fzXh4KGxNKSq4g3e974YcYhkA/view?usp=sharing)\] (contact details are on stammeringresearch.org)