Some people are visibly uncomfortable when they meet someone who stutters. They might stare at the person, like a deer caught in headlights. Or they might look …
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Adults who stutter
How to help teenagers who stutter (and their families)
Do you remember the joys of being a teenager? Growth spurts. Hormones amok. Peer-pressured to distraction. Painfully self-conscious: How do I look? Should …
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Stuttering treatments: what works for whom? An evidence update
Stuttering research - though voluminous, and growing - is notoriously hard to sift through and weigh for at least three reasons: with a few exceptions, …
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Controlling stuttering: what it feels like in the real world
Speech restructuring or prolonged speech treatments, like the Camperdown Program can help adults who stutter to speak more fluently. Often, after working with a …
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Doing two things at once: empowering adults who stutter to make informed choices about their fluency
Relapse rates for adult stuttering treatments are too high. Even for best-in-class, evidence-based speech restructuring and prolonged speech programs like the …