What a treasure to have so many great minds ready and willing to respond…thank you! As a clinical professor, speech-language pathologist, and family member of persons who stutter, I’ve been on a journey to understand the experience of stuttering. The … Continue reading →
Hi all – many of you know from previous ISAD years that I was extremely covert for many years, almost 30 to be exact. It was an exhausting, “imposter like” experience that I just couldn’t take anymore and I “came … Continue reading →
I was never diagnosed with stuttering, but I am learning more about it now. I was wondering if it was possible to become an adult with mild stuttering and to never be diagnosed? I have noticed a lot more partial … Continue reading →
I work with a 9 who has challenges speaking in the classroom and to his peers. He is new to this school. He talks during our therapy sessions with no problem stuttering. He even introduced himself the first time he … Continue reading →
Hi friends, I have a question that I thought might bring up some interesting very short-answer responses. For anyone who cares to respond, “What do you regard as the most significant breakthrough in the nature or treatment of stuttering since … Continue reading →
Hello! I wanted to get your opinion of how to approach the stuttering aspect with a client who thinks stuttering resolves itself completely. He acknowledges that his stutter went away in his native language, but is now struggling to “correct” … Continue reading →
