Summer Camps and Clinics

This summer camp is designed for school-age children who stutter and would like to gain more confidence in their everyday communication. Campers will participate in individual and/or group activities to learn about stuttering, develop strategies for challenging situations and work towards effective and confident communication. This camp provides unique opportunities for children who stutter to apply new skills, take new perspectives, and build new friendships.
Fee: By donation
Application ("Stuttering Summer Camp" section): https://www.sjsu.edu/cds/clinic/ClientForms/
For more information, please contact Dr. Pei-Tzu Tsai, CCC-SLP, at peitzu.tsai@sjsu.edu.

This week-long (June 8-13, 2020) intensive therapy program is designed to build communication skills in teens who stutter (ages 11-18). Within a supportive environment, campers will interact with others in activities designed to build confidence, better manage their stuttering, and communicate more effectively. The program includes individual and group therapy sessions and off-campus excursions. Parents and family members will have the opportunity to participate in group discussions and Q&A sessions on the first and last day of camp.
Prior experience with stuttering treatment is recommended but not required. Campers can expect to meet other people their age who stutter, learn ways to make talking easier, and be encouraged to share their thoughts and feelings about stuttering.
Parents/caregivers can expect to meet and share experiences with other parents, learn more about stuttering, treatment options, and support available for teens who stutter AND their families.
The camp is a collaborative effort between the University of Colorado, Children's Hospital Colorado, and FRIENDS: The National Association for Young People Who Stutter. Financial assistance is available through a grant from the Scottish Rite Foundation (daily lunch included).
Please call 303-492-3066 or email slhc@colorado.edu for information and registration.

USF-vPATS ~ Virtual Program for the Advanced Treatment of Stuttering
WHEN:
June 1 - June 26, July 6 - July 17 (6 weeks)
Monday through Friday, 9 am - noon (half days)
30 sessions, 3 hours each, totaling 90 hours.
REQUIREMENTS:
Age 12 years or older, with a diagnosis of stuttering;
Must be able to attend all sessions;
Must be able to videoconference (provide your own computer and internet access).
PROGRAM DETAILS:
The USF Program for Advanced Treatment of Stuttering is an intensive, evidence-based stuttering treatment program. Treatment includes the following steps:
1) Identifying and eliminating your secondary stuttering behaviors
2) Learning to stutter openly and freely without avoidance
3) Learning about speech anatomy and phonetics
4) Dissecting your stuttering to understand what happens, physically and emotionally, when you stutter
5) Modifying your stuttering after it happens
6) Modifying your stuttering while it happens
7) Modifying your stuttering before it happens
8) Learning to initiate utterances with control, and carry that control forward through the entire utterance
9) Learning to cope with stress while managing stuttering.
RSVP BY MAY 25 TO:
Nathan Maxfield, PhD, CCC-SLP, Associate Professor and Program Director nmaxfield@usf.edu
COST:
Scholarships are provided by the Frederick P. Murray Fund for Stuttering-Related Activities.

Our 2018 residential two-week adolescent and adult intensive interprofessional clinic runs during the last two full weeks in July (14th - 28th) at Idaho State University in Pocatello, ID.
Nationally recognized and certified Speech-Language Pathologists, Counselors, and Psychologists, work with graduate student clinicians and clients who stutter at a 1:1:1 ratio for SLP student, Counseling/Psychology student, and client using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to treat covert (emotional, psychological, and social) aspects of stuttering, while individualized methods based on client preference are used to treat overt stuttering. The clinic focuses on overcoming obstacles, cognitive reframing, understanding the change process, and generalization through many community interactions and trips including Jackson, WY Grand Teton / Yellowstone National Parks. The cost to attend the clinic is $1,000, which includes lodging (ISU Housing), a $150 ISU food card, adventure course participation, t-shirt, and all other clinic-related expenses. Some scholarships are available. Please contact Dr. Dan Hudock at hudock@isu.edu or (208) 282-4403 for more information.

A week-long residential program for teenagers between 13-18 years old is being held June 3-9, 2018 at The Wendell Johnson Speech and Hearing Clinic at The University of Iowa in Iowa City.
The Program is designed to give teenagers who stutter a safe and supportive place in which to "let stuttering out." Our goal is to help teens develop their own policies about speaking and stuttering; how to make changes; managing the social and emotional challenges; and what they want their SLPs and parents to do to help and how to ask for help.
$800.00 fee includes room, board, therapy and all recreational costs.
Please call, write or email for more information or to request an application.

2020 Semi-Intensive Stuttering Therapy Program:
June 15th through July 2nd for 5-10 year-olds. July 8-23: for middle School and high school ages.
Call for more information (337)-482-6490 (Stacie Thomas, Clinic Secretary)
The format is a combination of individual and group sessions, as well as parent training.
There will be a sliding fee scale.
Dr. John Tetnowski and Ms. Anne Williams direct the program and both are board certified fluency specialists.
john.tetnowski@louisiana.edu
anne.williams@louisiana.edu

Camp Words Unspoken is coming to Western Mass! August 18-22, 2020 will mark the launch of the inaugural week of this amazing overnight camp experience for children and teens who stutter.
Camp Words Unspoken founder, Brandon Towle, is the driving force behind this much needed and only New England camp of this type. CWU provides an innovative therapy approach and outdoor adventure, in a safe and supportive environment!
Nestled in East Otis, MA on beautiful Larkum Lake, camp activities include swimming, canoeing, water trampoline, paddle boarding, arts & crafts, amphitheater group activities, archery, athletic field games, basketball and much more!!
Therapeutic activities will be conducted by certified speech language pathologists from Northeasten University, Mass General Hospital, Southern Connecticut State University, Boston Public Schools, private practices and more! In addition graduate students from various college communication disorder programs will be in attendance as well to be an assistance.
Enrollment for campers and grad students begins next month! Ages 8 - 18.
Early Bird camper Registration: NOV 10th-Dec 9th
General Registration: Begins Dec 10th
For more information please visit campwordsunspoken.org
Clinical Co-Directors:
Sujini Ramachandar, Ph.D, M.S, CCC-SLP
Lourdes Ramos-Heinrichs, M.A, CCC-SLP, BCS-F

The NEFP offers one summer program for adults starting in early June and three additional programs for children and teens, starting in late June through August. Please see our website for specific program dates. The programs are conducted over a 3-week period; 5 days per week, 7 hours per day. All programs are held in Boston on the campus Emerson College. The NEFP is an integrated program, where we treat stuttering on a behavioral, cognitive and emotional level. We focus on reducing communication fear and avoidance behaviors, accepting one's stuttering, and motor retraining strategies to reduce vocal tract tension and improve fluency. The treatment model includes group and individual instruction and discussion, mindfulness based meditation and stress reduction sessions, weekly parent counseling for children/teen groups, generalization activities including phone calls, visits to shopping centers, and a formal speech to familiar and unfamiliar listeners. Following the intensive phase of treatment, one hour weekly group sessions are offered throughout the summer to support clients during their maintenance phase of treatment. In September, we offer a complimentary workshop for speech pathologists who are treating our graduates in the school setting. Group maintenance sessions are also provided during the next academic year for a small session fee. The program fee is $4,300. Partial scholarships may be available. Please call, email, or visit our website for more details.

Our four-week program includes individual and group sessions for children and teens who stutter and their parents/caregivers. The program will focus on ways to help participants increase knowledge about stuttering and confidence about communicating as they learn ways to better manage communication and speech behaviors. Parents/caregivers will learn how to support their children’s communication by participating in group sessions with other parents/caregivers and sessions with their children.
The program will be run by Joan E. Butterworth, M.S., CCC-SLP, BCS-F.
Ms. Butterworth is licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Speech Language Pathology, certified as a speech-language pathologist by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and certified as a fluency specialist by the American Board of Fluency and Fluency Disorders.
This year’s program will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Worcester State University Speech-Language-Hearing Center from 9 a.m. – noon during the following weeks:
June 24th
July 8th
July 15th
July 22nd
The Worcester State University Speech-Language-Hearing Center is located in the Ghosh Science & Technology Center at 486 Chandler Street in Worcester, Massachusetts. Please contact Joan E. Butterworth, if you are interested in participating in our Fourteenth Annual Summer Program for Children and Teens Who Stutter.

*CANCELLED FOR 2020*
Camp Shout Out is a one-of-a-kind residential therapy experience held at a recreational summer camp for children with fluency disorders ages 8-18 and an intensive clinical training program for accepted speech-language pathologists and graduate students. Campers participate in small and large group therapeutic activities designed to assist them in achieving personal communication goals. An optional Leadership-in-Training program is offered for high school campers. The Treatment and Training Program at Camp Shout Out is directed by Kristin Chmela and includes additional fluency specialists who serve as faculty. For more information please visit our website, www.campshoutout.org.

The Davis Center in the Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, announces its annual summer program for children who stutter from Monday, June 15, 2020, to Friday, June 19, 2020.
We offer affordable programs for two age groups. In the morning (8:30 a.m. to noon), we offer a half-day program for children who are entering 3rd to 5th grades in the fall. In the afternoons (1:00 to 4:30 p.m.) of the same week, we offer a half-day program for children who are entering 6th to 8th grades in the fall. The size of the groups is limited to 10 children each, so early registration is highly encouraged. The majority of this program will involve group activities focusing on the social, emotional and attitudinal aspects of stuttering. Participants will need to be able to understand topics of discussion with like-aged peers. Sessions will be held in Shevlin Hall on the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis campus. Other facilities of the U of M may be utilized. In the past, these have included the bowling alley at Coffman Union, tours of the athletic facilities and Weisman Art Museum, visits to the Bell Museum of Natural History, and tours and Raptor Center (St. Paul campus). These facilities are within walking distance of Shevlin Hall or accessible by the intercampus bus. There is a $100 materials fee to participate. Scholarships will be available based on need. The Davis Center does not provide transportation to and from camp. We will have a social gathering and program for families of participants at Shevlin Hall on the last day of the program. See the website for more information: http://cla.umn.edu/davis-center/stuttering-services/kids-who-stutter
Please return the information below to Linda R. Hinderscheit at the following email address by April 1, 2020. If you have questions, please e-mail hinde001@umn.edu.
Name of child; Birthdate; Age; Grade in fall 2020; Name of parent(s); Address; Home phone; Work phone(s); Cell phone.

* Camp will still be conducted as scheduled, but online via Zoom *
Camp Iceberg is a week-long day camp (3 hours/day, 7/13-7/17/20) at the MU Speech and Hearing Clinic for children in grades 2-8. The camp is designed to help children who stutter learn more about stuttering and understand how to thrive as a person who stutters. Some individual therapy occurs in conjunction with small and large group activities. A field trip and parent quiz show day is also on the weekly schedule.
More information can be obtained by accessing the clinic website here: https://healthprofessions.missouri.edu/speech-language-and-hearing-sciences/clinics-and-service/mu-speech-and-hearing-clinic/
You may also contact Matt Krause, Assistant Clinical Professor and Board Certified Specialist in Fluency at:
krausemp@health.missouri.edu
(573) 353-1540

Camp SAY is a two-week, ACA-accredited sleep-away camp for young people who stutter, their young family members, & friends, ages 8-18 (reduced length stays are also available). Summer dates are July 29 - August 12, 2019, and camp takes place at Pocono Springs Camp, a newly-renovated, 60-acre, $8 million, state-of-the art camp facility, located in the beautiful Pocono Mountains (just 75 miles from New York City & 100 miles from Philadelphia).
Camp SAY is the life-changing camp that blends the finest traditional summer camp experience with unique programs that help young people who stutter build self-confidence and communication skills at all levels of speech fluency. Campers also meet about 160 young people who stutter, and forge friendships to last a lifetime. Activities include athletics, speech therapy, water sports, performing & fine arts, special camp-wide events, and much more. At Camp SAY, we are fully committed to creating an unparalleled environment of acceptance, and encouragement, so your child’s time at camp is one of the richest and most rewarding life experiences.
Sliding Scale Tuition & Travel/Limited Availability/Outstanding Counselor-to-Camper Ratio. Learn more and enroll at: CampSAY.org, and contact our Camp Director Meg Hart at: Meg@SAY.org, or 646-403-3522, with any questions or to receive a Camp SAY information package. Watch a Camp SAY video message from actor Paul Rudd, and our other camp videos at: campsay.org/parents. Take a virtual tour at: bit.ly/campsaytour.

THE PROGRAM
Fluency Management Program of the Carolinas (FMPC) is an intensive three-week summer program for children, teens, and adults who stutter. The purpose of the fluency program is to help participants better manage their stuttering through fluency stabilizing techniques while also working towards reduction of avoidance behaviors that are commonly associated with stuttering.
June 8, 2020 - June 25, 2020
8:30am-12:30pm ~ cost $500. The deadline for enrollment is May 31, 2020.
Contact us for details or to request an application.

The Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center is having a summer camp for kids who stutter between the ages of 9-16 years. Camp will be held July 27-30, 2020 from 9-3:30 P.M.
The format will be a combination of individual and group therapy sessions. Campers will have the opportunity to go out into the community to practice strategies and personal goals in real life situations.
Cost of the camp is $415.00 (other funding options may be available). Call for more information.

Camp More - an Overnight Summer Camp for Kids and Teens who Stutter.
Camp More is a place for kids and teens who stutter to improve communication skills and build self-confidence. Its mission is to empower young people who stutter while at camp and beyond, to do more: find their voice and use it more, build more confidence and self-acceptance in themselves, and to establish more connections and friendships with peers. There is not a speech therapy or tools component to Camp More, but instead a focus on 'doing more' and 'talking more' is embedded into camp curriculum.
This year's camp will be held July 29th-August 3rd, 2018 at Camp Magruder in Rockaway Beach, Oregon, and campers will spend 6 days and 5 nights engaged in an array of recreational activities ranging from archery, kayaking, art, hiking, yoga, journaling, painting, drama, swimming, basketball, and more. To learn more or apply online, visit www.campmorenw.com.
For questions please contact Kristin Mangan at kmanganslp@gmail.com or 503-568-2259 OR Sarah Herr Davies at sarahherr.slp@gmail.com or 503-505-3577.

The University of Oregon HEDCO Fluency Center provides several regular and intensive summer options for children, teens, and adults who experience disfluency due to stuttering, cluttering, and/or acquired neurogenic stuttering.
One intensive camp, Youngsters Experiencing Stuttering--YES Camp, occurs July 6-July 23, 2020 (Mondays-Thursdays) from 9:00am – 12:00pm. This camp is designed for children ages 3-years to 8-years and their families. There are school-age intensive opportunities during weeks of June 29, July 27, and August 3rd. The YES Camp includes individual, small-group, and large-group activities for campers as well as caregiver and sibling training sessions twice weekly. The family-centered approach supports increased speech fluency for campers by coordinating family goals, strategies, and beliefs within each family's community and culture. Campers will learn how to produce easy, relaxed speech across meaningful social settings. Depending on each camper's awareness of and/or reactions to stuttering, they can also learn responsive strategies that can be used before, during, and after real stuttering. Active, multimedia home programs are established to support each camper's continued progress during the 3-week YES Camp and beyond into meaningful environments. In addition to fluency specialists (and speech-language pathology graduate clinicians), the camps might include counselors (to extend service opportunities for caregivers and siblings) and service animals (to expand fluency-enhancing conditions offered to campers). This powerful interdisciplinary approach synthesizes links between disciplines to coordinate individualized, family-centered approaches to fluency treatment. The YES Camp program fee is $750 (includes daily snack & all materials). The UO offers a generous sliding scale to ensure that families are not excluded for financial reasons.
Individual treatment options exist over the 6-week summer term (June 29-August 7, 2020) at the University of Oregon HEDCO Fluency Center, including intensive individual intervention:
(a) school-age children who stutter and/or clutter;
(b) school-age children with language-based disfluency or acquired neurological stuttering; and
(c) adults who stutter.
Please call 541-346-0923 for additional information about any of the fluency programs as well as summer registration opportunities. Please contact Dr. Jessica Fanning via email with questions about fluency services at the University of Oregon (jfanning@uoregon.edu; 541-346-2539).

SPEAK NOW - Summer Camp for Adolescents Who Stutter.
August 3-7, 2020 Temple University Ambler Campus
Speak Now is designed to provide young people (ages 8 - 16) who stutter a supportive environment where they can develop their own goals about speaking and stuttering. The camp is under the direction of Kim Sabourin, who is a Board Certified Specialist in Fluency Disorders (BCS-F). Therapeutic activities help campers learn more about the phenomenon of stuttering; develop their own plan for practice; develop ways to manage the social and emotional challenges; and learn how to communicate to their parents about stuttering. Individual and group speech therapy sessions are conducted by graduate students from the Temple University Speech-Language Hearing Center.
Campers should have a documented diagnosis of stuttering from a speech-language pathologist.
For information, contact Kim Sabourin at (215) 310-8033 or sabourin@temple.edu, or register online at https://noncredit.temple.edu/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=7910694. A $30 non-refundable registration fee is required and tuition is covered by scholarship. Camp registration includes all camp activities and transportation by shuttle to and from Temple's Main Campus to Temple University Ambler. There is no charge for the daily individual and the daily group speech therapy sessions.

Camp TALKS (Talking And Learning with Kids who Stutter)
June 1-5, 2020 at Vanderbilt University
Purpose: Helping children and teens (8-16 years of age) who stutter become more confident communicators! Addressing the "ABCs" (affective/emotional, behavioral, and cognitive/thinking) aspects of stuttering.
Staff: Led by SLPs speech-language pathologists who specialize in stuttering. Assisted by SLP (under)graduate students and former campers (now counselors).
Parents: support and workshops for parents on Day 1 and Day 5, culminating in an all Camp show and celebration!
Cost: $500 for the five-day program. Scholarships are available!
Information: Videos from Camp TALKS campers, and the application and scholarship forms may be found on our website: http://www.vanderbilthealth.com/stutteringcamp, or contact Jack Henderson at jack.k.henderson@vumc.org, or (615)875-7671.

The Volunteer Your Voice ('VYV') Summer Camp is a one-week camp for children ages 8-15 with speech, language and/or hearing impairments. The camp consists of 2 half days (8:30-11:30) on campus at The UT Hearing and Speech Center in Knoxville, TN, followed by a 3 day/2 night stay at The Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont. Daily individual and group therapy sessions are provided along with many opportunities to practice targeted speech skills in "real life" situations (e.g., hiking, mealtimes, hanging out with friends). The VYV Camp combines intense therapy with a great camping adventure! Guest speakers and local celebrities who have experienced life with communication disorders will share their experiences and discuss how their speech did not hold them back in life. Ms. Hedinger and Dr. Saltuklaroglu both have specialties in stuttering disorders.
Dates: June 1-5, 2020
Cost: $360 (includes all snacks meals, transportation to Tremont, lodging, camp t-shirt, a mini-flashlight, a customized home program, and a follow-up group session).
To register or obtain more information, call or email Tricia. Registration is now open! Limited spaces available.

Translating theory to practice is core to the mission of The University of Texas at Austin's Michael and Tami Lang Stuttering Institute within the Moody College of Communication and is emphasized across the wide variety of evidence-based community outreach programs offered. Camp Dream. Speak. Live. is a primary example of our emphasis on translational research as it has been proven to achieve the following for children (ages 4-18) who stutter: 1) increase their positive perception of their ability to establish peer to peer relationships 2) increase their communication competence and improve how they feel about their ability to communicate 3) enhance their leadership skills 4) lessen the influence of stuttering on their overall quality of life.
Dates for our annual day camp are Monday, June 17, 2019 through Friday, June 21, 2019, 9:00am-3:00pm with the option of extended hours until 5:00pm. For out of town, and international families, a limited number of on-campus dorm rooms for parent and child will be available for reservation. There is no set cost to attend, though we ask all families to make a donation to help expand our efforts as the waitlist of children from around the world who want to attend far exceeds the number of children we are able to serve. Requests to attend can be made via our website; a lottery for attendees will be conducted at the beginning of March. All remaining families will be notified of their child's place on our wait list.
We invite you to view a video about our summer camp experience where our campers demonstrate the value of advocating on behalf of themselves and others https://vimeo.com/242636384.

Texas State University's Department of Communication Disorders offers the Comprehensive Stuttering Therapy Program for Adolescents and Adults (CSTP) every summer.
The CSTP is a 2-week intensive program (July 20-31, 2020; 1-6 PM on weekdays) with 50 hours of direct therapy. This includes 10 hours of group therapy and 40 hours of individual therapy. After completion of the intensive clinic, participants will get access to our online support group where they can meet others who stutter and have attended the CSTP. The online support group provides a safe space to meet others with the same experiences, share your story, give, and receive support in your journey with stuttering management. The Program will be offered at our new state of the art campus in Round Rock. The program is designed to help adolescents and adults (14 years of age and older) learn skills to better manage stuttering in everyday communication situations.
For more information about the program, please visit our website https://www.health.txstate.edu/slhclinic/programs/cstp.html or call/email Dr. Irani (firani@txstate.edu) or the Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic (512-716-2600).

Hello! We are so excited to announce our first ever camp for kids who stutter, Speak Up!, at Holland Speech and Consulting!! Speak Up! will be held during the month of June at our Holland clinic in Coppell on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. It is a camp for children ages 6-12 who have previously had or are currently receiving speech therapy services for stuttering. Through a fun camp atmosphere, we will be reviewing and practicing different fluency shaping and stuttering modification strategies as well as addressing a different hot topic in today's stuttering world at each session! There will be large and small group activities led by two speech language pathologists with a combined total of over 40 years of experience in stuttering and UTD graduate students who will bring fresh, creative, and fun ideas for games and activities! Speak Up! will be a great place for your child to meet other kids their age who stutter in a safe, yet engaging environment!
We do require that your child currently be receiving speech therapy services so that we may continue working on the fluency shaping (easy onset, pausing, slower rate) and stuttering modification strategies (cancellations, pull-outs, easy repetitions). Unfortunately, during Speak Up!, we will not have the ability to meet with children individually to identify their best strategies if they have not already been identified. If your child is not currently receiving services, but this is something you are interested in, please let us know and we can discuss possibly starting individual therapy sessions at this time.
Please visit our website: http://www.hollandspeech.com/groupform.html for more information about Speak Up! If you are interested in signing up for camp, you can fill out a "Group Interest Form" on the Holland website. Please let us know if you have any questions at all! We look forward to working with you and your child this summer!

The University of Utah offers a two-week intensive stuttering clinic for adults and adolescents (ages 15 and older). The clinic takes place on the beautiful University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City. The next clinic is July 20 - 31, 2020 and runs weekdays from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and includes approximately 65 hours of treatment. The clinic fee is $1,500.
Stuttering is a multidimensional disorder that demands a multidimensional treatment approach. At its core, stuttering is a disorder of speech motor control. But the disorder of stuttering is more than just the stuttering; it also involves a lifetime of dealing with the anxiety and avoidances caused by the stuttering. Utilizing a variety of biofeedback instruments combined with group support therapies, the clinic targets improved fluency with stuttering and anxiety management.
For further information including clinic applications, housing options, and financial aid opportunities, please visit our web site or contact the ISC clinic director, Julia Lidgard at (801)585-6215 or julia.lidgard@health.utah.edu. Website: https://health.utah.edu/communication-sciences-disorders/clinical/intensive-stuttering/

The nonprofit Wasatch Stuttering Management Program for children ages 8-16 will be held Monday, August 3, 2020 through Saturday, August 8, 2020.
A summer day camp format involving outings, interactions with peers in social settings, and individual and group therapy. Scholarships are available to those demonstrating financial need. Call or email for additional information.

The Successful Stuttering Management Program (SSMP) summer 2020 will be a 9-day program for both adolescents and adults. The full days of therapy include group and individual work with transfer into real-life situations.
We are a stuttering modification program that promotes acceptance of stuttering and fear reduction as the foundation. The SSMP it is designed to show the stutterer how to manage their stuttering, eliminate word and situation fears, and greatly improve attitude and self-image.
The total cost of the program is $1,500 which includes therapy, therapy materials, housing and meals.
The dates are June 27 – July 5, 2020.

The University of Ottawa offers a 1-week summer day-camp for youth who stutter from July 8-12, 2019. Fees last year were $500 and will be similar in 2019.
The program is designed to give youth who stutter, ages 9-14, a safe and supportive place in which to "let stuttering out." By studying their own pattern of stuttering, they are guided in making decisions about how to manage their speech. The focus of camp will be learning to work through challenging speaking situations, gaining confidence and resiliency, fostering support amongst peers who stutter, and establishing short- and long-term communication goals for the next school year. Speech-related work will be interspersed with a daily sports break, social activities and outings. Lunch at the cafeteria is included in the fee.
The camp will be held at the Interprofessional Rehabilitation Clinic, Perley-Rideau Veterans Health Centre, 1750 Russell Ave, Ottawa, Ontario. For more information call or email the clinic.

ISTAR offers 3-week intensive clinics (6 hrs per day) for adults in June and for teens (ages 11-18) in July for a cost of $4,999.00 CAD. There is also a two week teens/adults clinic offered in our Calgary office in August for a cost of $4,750.00 CAD.
A 2-week individual intensive clinic (amount of time per day varies depending on the client) followed by a 4-day group camp for children (ages 7-11) and their families is offered in July in Calgary and August in Edmonton for a price of $3,600.00 CAD.
There are extended therapy programs available throughout the year for preschool children and others for whom intensive clinics are not suitable. Refresher clinics for individuals or small group maintenance sessions are scheduled throughout the year. The current price for assessment appointments is $315.00 CAD. Funding options are available.
For more information call, e-mail or visit the web site.

The Speech and Stuttering Institute offers 3-week intensive summer therapy programs for adults/teens (ages 14-adult) and school-age children (ages 9-13). Treatment involves teaching a set of fluency-enhancing and cognitive restructuring techniques to improve both fluency and confidence in speaking situations. Transfer of fluency techniques to everyday life and long-term maintenance planning are important parts of treatment.
See below for details:
Adult/Teen Intensive (ages 14-adult)
Upcoming dates:
May 4-22, 2020, July 6-24, 2020
Monday - Fridays, 9:00-1:00pm + 17 group one-hour follow up sessions (included in fee)
- Cost: $2,400.00*
- Initial Evaluation Fee: $90.00 School-Age Summer Intensive (ages 9-13) -
- August 10-28, 2020
- Monday - Fridays, 9:00am-12:00pm + 10 group one-hour follow up sessions (included in fee)
- Cost: $1,800.00* (this program is partially subsidized by a donation from the Harmonize for Speech Fund)
- Initial Evaluation: $90.00
*Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify.
For more information call, e-mail or visit our website.