StutteringStuttering in 4-Year-Olds: What’s Normal & Why It HappensStuttering in preschoolers can be a normal part of speech and language development. Learn what’s typical, what’s not, and when to seek support.
StutteringNeurogenic vs. Psychogenic Stuttering: Causes and TreatmentNeurogenic and psychogenic stuttering can cause sudden adult-onset stuttering. Learn causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
StutteringFluency Shaping vs. Stuttering Modification: Which Stuttering Strategy Is Best?Learn how fluency shaping techniques and stuttering modification strategies work and how they’re used in stuttering therapy.
StutteringCan Stress and Anxiety Cause Stuttering—or Make It Worse?Stress and anxiety aren’t the root causes of stuttering, but they might make it more likely. Learn how mental health affects stuttering and how to manage both.
StutteringWhat Are Secondary Stuttering Behaviors?Examples of secondary stuttering behaviors, what causes them, and how speech therapy for stuttering can help.
StutteringSigns Your Child May Have a Stuttering or Fluency DisorderWhile stuttering is sometimes a normal part of childhood development, these signs could point to a more serious stuttering issue.
StutteringIs Stuttering Linked to ADHD?Does stuttering mean a person has ADHD? Learn about the link between stuttering and ADHD and how speech therapy can help.
StutteringWhen to Seek Professional Help if Your Child StuttersIf you're concerned that your child is stuttering, learn the signs to look for to determine if speech therapy is needed.
StutteringCan Stuttering Be Cured? How Speech Therapy Actually WorksStuttering can't be "cured" in the traditional sense, but speech therapy helps control it. Here's what to expect from stuttering therapy.
StutteringThe 3 Types of Stuttering: Repetitions, Prolongations, & BlocksLearn the 3 types of stuttering examples, what they sound like, and what to do if you see signs of stuttering in your child.
Stuttering7 Strategies to Help Improve Fluency and a StutterDiscover 7 stuttering techniques used by speech therapists to help people who stutter speak more smoothly and confidently.
StutteringHow to Stop Stuttering When You're Nervous: 5 Practical TechniquesAnxiety isn’t the root cause of stuttering, but nervousness can contribute. Try these techniques to avoid stuttering and speak more freely.