The Stuttering
Foundation

We provide free online resources, services and support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for research into the causes of stuttering.

News and Blog

  • Remembering Alfred Kaehler

    He accomplished so many things. He graduated from UC Berkeley. He worked on the Manhattan Project during World War II as a mechanical engineer and Junior Scientist. He worked on many other interesting projects at SRI in Menlo Park, Lockheed, and Raychem.

  • What You May Not Know About Philip Larkin

    Philip Larkin was one of the most prolific literary figures in Great Britain during the second half of the Twentieth Century. He was also a person who stuttered throughout his life.

  • Navigating the DMV: As Scary as Getting Stopped by the Police?

    Recently, we were contacted by a woman who stutters about her experience renewing her driver’s license at her state DMV.

  • Q&A with Jordan Northrup

    My greatest accomplishment regarding stuttering is to have conquered my fear of public speaking. I have given keynote addresses, been featured on podcasts, and invited to speak at numerous forums and conferences.

  • Paperboy Takes the Stage

    Vince Vawter's beloved book Paperboy is adapted for the stage, in the form of a musical, by the Manhattan School of Music.

  • Sidney Gottlieb: The Infamous Gentle-Hearted Torturer

    While Gottlieb’s controversial career cannot be examined in full, his lifelong stuttering is no doubt of interest to the stuttering community.

  • The Advocacy Iceberg

    If you’ve been in the stuttering world long enough, then you’ve heard the popular stuttering iceberg analogy. Advocacy is also like an iceberg.

  • Ask Me Anything

    Blogger James Hayden takes to social media to answers questions about stuttering.

Stuttering Foundation’s 75th Anniversary

A look back at the Stuttering Foundation's past as we celebrate 75 years!

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Our 75th Anniversary Video

Famous People Who Stutter

The list includes entertainers, athletes, writers, artists, and global leaders!

Continuing Education

The Stuttering Foundation offers continuing education courses for ASHA CEUs online. Developed and led by world renowned experts, these courses are offered at low cost to speech-language pathologists (SLPs) worldwide.