• Same Mission, New Website

    With nearly one hundred million visitors each year and inquiries from more than 137 countries around the world, the Stuttering Foundation's website has become the leading global resource for people who stutter, therapists, teachers, and parents.

  • Summer Magazine

    Our new Summer 2019 Magazine is filled with exciting articles, including a look at our new website, letters and drawings from school children, research into children's expressive language growth, and much more. You can view it as an e-magazine or download a PDF.

  • Overcoming My Stutter

    The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines the word overcome as, "to get the better of; to succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty."

  • Mother and Son Collaborate on Book

    Kimberly Garvin and Saadiq Wicks release the book When Oliver Speaks, an inspiring story about a young boy who struggles to overcome his stutter while finding the courage to accept it.

  • Emily Blunt

    Disney has done it again. The movie studio released Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel to the 1964 classic film Mary Poppins.

  • Q & A with Animesh Sarma

    Animesh Sarma had his first big break in his music career as a singer on the reality show, Dil hai Hindustani, in India. Now he's continuing his passion for music by working at the music studio of Pritam Chakraborty.

  • Embracing the Challenge

    As a former NFL Player, Michael Attardi is proof that a stutter doesn't have to hold you back.

  • Ivan's Story

    It all started at the age of 6. My mother thought my speech pattern was due to me mimicking my brother, who had a stutter, too.

  • New Ways to Work with Attitudes and Emotion

    Imagine a therapy that makes no attempt to reduce symptoms, but gets symptom reduction as a byproduct.

  • Creating a Meaningful Message

    Akiva Splaver wrote his first book as a high school student. His inspiring narrative was driven by his own experiences of isolation, trial, and ultimate victory over stuttering.

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