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The Stuttering Foundation provides free online resources, services and support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for research into the causes of stuttering.
We are the first and the largest nonprofit charitable organization in the world working towards the prevention and improved treatment of stuttering, reaching over a million people annually.
We also offer extensive educational programs on stuttering for professionals. Through our award-winning Web site, we hope that we may be of service to you. (800)992-9392.
Click here to request FREE information.
If you think your child is stuttering: How to Decide and 7 tips for talking with your child. A new risk factors chart helps you determine whether your child is at a greater risk for chronic stuttering.
Streaming video: Stuttering and Your Child: Help for Parents
5 myths about stuttering.
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 Temperament Can Underlie "Signature Strengths" in Children Who Stutter by Patricia M. Zebrowski, Ph.D.
New Research from Purdue University by Anne Smith, Ph.D.
Frances Cook Joins the Stuttering Foundation Board.
Talk About Stuttering: A podcast featuring weekly discussions.
Luterman's Expertise Sharpens Skills in new DVD
Richard Curlee: Remembered as a Gentleman, Scholar and for His Acts of Kindness
Vivian Sheehan: Pioneering Speech-Language Pathologist and Advocate for People Who Stutter
The Malcolm Fraser Society
Young Author's Book a Big Success
MySpace Outgrows Initial Expectations
A Recipe for Confidence
Where's Nick?
Camp Our Time will be held Aug. 10-17, 2008
 A poignant story: Tending to Grace is written by Kimberly Fusco. In this book for middle and high schoolers, the main character, Cornelia Thornhill, 14, stutters. Her adventures start when her mother pulls her out of school, leaving her with an elderly great-aunt in rural New England.
Hey kids, check out our updated kids' page!
New information for SLPs.
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