Eastern Workshop attendees quotes
Eastern Workshop attendees were contacted six months after their 5-day training to see how each of them is using their training in working with people who stutter. Here's what they had to say:

Eastern Workshop attendees were contacted six months after their 5-day training to see how each of them is using their training in working with people who stutter. Here's what they had to say:

Within the field of speech-language pathology and even among those who stutter, there is disagreement about acceptable treatment outcomes from stuttering therapy. Some believe the only acceptable therapy outcome is a significant reduction in or total elimination of stuttering. Others believe that speech which contains some stuttering, as long as the stuttering has become less tense and effortful, is just as acceptable.
Stuttering Foundation resources translated into other languages...

Stuttering Foundation resources translated into French...
NOUVEAU REGARD SUR LE BÉGAIEMENT French translation of A Fresh Look at Stuttering video
7 CONSEILS POUR LES ENTREVUES D’EMPLOI French translation of 7 Tips for Job Interviews
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Children are often very curious and may ask why they stutter. It can be difficult to know how to respond to a question like this because we may worry that we will say the wrong thing. However, we find that many children feel a sense of relief when an adult takes this question seriously, is honest with them about what is happening when they talk, and explains why they talk differently from others.

Dear Teacher,
You are asked to read this because you have a child in your class who stutters. Stuttering changes from moment to moment and is different in each child. That makes it difficult to deal with. Quite possibly the stuttering of this particular child is no problem for you or for any of the other children. But it is also possible that the other children react to the stuttering and that you yourself are not always sure how best to handle the problem.
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Media Awards Celebrate 18th Year
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For the three million Americans who stutter, not being able to say their own name is just one of the many challenges which confront them as they start their work day.
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Contact: Jane Fraser
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Stuttering is a frustrating and embarrassing problem for millions of people, but it can be especially tough on elementary school-age children.
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Contact: Jane Fraser
info@stutteringhelp.org or 202-686-4494
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Contact: Jane Fraser
(202) 686-4494
info@stutteringhelp.org
Press Release
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Contact: Greg Wilson
gregwilsonpr@gmail.com
Movie Brings 'Overwhelmingly Positive Attention' to Stuttering
This is an excerpt from the popular book Sometimes I Just Stutter by Eelco de Geus
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Beth Harris, a student from De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, is doing research on abnormal involuntary movements and how often they occur alongside stuttering. Everything is anonymous and takes 5 minutes to fill out.
Stuttering Foundation President Jane Fraser was the only American at a reception in honor of the British Stammering Association at 10 Downing Street on Dec. 1.
This excerpt is from the book Effective Counseling in Stuttering Therapy
Dr. Robert Wallace's syndicated column, "TWEEN 12 & 20," which reaches millions of readers, has referred to The Stuttering Foundation twice during the past month.


For the 14th year, the Stuttering Foundation recognizes the importance of the media in raising awareness about stuttering and what can be done to help.