Stuttering Awareness: Information, Facts & How to Get Involved
Stuttering awareness efforts aim to increase understanding of stuttering, celebrate people who stutter, and advocate for greater inclusion and support.
Stuttering
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How to Write Stuttering Goals [with goal bank]
Stuttering goals for speech therapy with FREE goal bank and helpful resources! Read for an overview of how to use our goal writing formula to confidently create well-rounded stuttering goals for your client.
5 Stuttering Therapy Activities
Activities for stuttering therapy can include open-ended questions, games, reading tasks, and more! Read about how we structure sessions with individuals of all ages.
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How to Write Neurodiversity-Affirming Speech Therapy Goals [with goal bank]
Neurodiversity-affirming speech goals should include language and communication strategies that respect and acknowledge the diverse ways in which people think, learn, and communicate. This article discusses considerations when writing goals and includes complete goal examples.
Fluency GOAL BANK: Stuttering and Cluttering Goals (all ages)
How confident are you working with individuals with fluency disorders? If your answer is ehhh, this resource can help you out!
Communication Community's Q & A with Proud Stutter Podcast
This month, we chatted with Maya and Cynthia, co-hosts of the Proud Stutter podcast, out of California. Proud Stutter has made quick moves - featured on NPR’s Life Kit and Fox Channel 2 News (KTVU). We’ve thoroughly enjoyed listening and our conversation with them!
What is Stuttering? (Fluency Disorders Including Cluttering)
Stuttering is when an individual’s speech is interrupted by various types of disfluencies, including blocks, repetitions, and prolongations. Some individuals who stutter also experience secondary behaviors related to their stuttering.
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