• Students Pay It Forward

    During my almost 20 years as a school-based SLP, I've learned many things from students and families. What I've learned from Pete is no exception.

  • Stuttering & Public Speaking

    Meet John Moore – longtime corporate marketing executive at famous brand names like Whole Foods and Starbucks. Nobody is more competitive than John. He is driven to be the best. Nothing will stand in his way… not even his stuttering. John calls himself The Stuttering Presenter.

  • Meeting Drew Lynch in Omaha

    My name is Paul Bailey. When I first moved to Omaha, I cooked in a corporate kitchen where I needed to interact with the customers. That meant constantly talking to them, which is a stutterer's worst nightmare!

  • Of Mice and Men

    Stuttering in Mice: Dr. Terra D. Barnes, Dr. Timothy E. Holy, and Dr. Dennis Drayna answer questions about the latest research.

  • When Police Encounter Persons Who Stutter

    A local police officer stops a driver exceeding the speed limit. After the driver complies with the request to hand over his license and registration, the officer asks, "Where were you going?" The driver opens his mouth as if to speak, but no words come out.

  • Catching Up with the Girl Who Stutters

    The Girl Who Stutters is a new, free e-book available from the Stuttering Foundation that's perfect for young readers. Parents, grandparents, teachers, and SLPs should take note of this book for use with their elementary children, grandchildren, and students.

  • "The Thoughts of a Stutterer"

    The thoughts of a stutterer. The moment you realize you are different. Your whole world changes. You speak and strange looks are given to you. A child looks at you and wonders what is wrong with you. You are entering school wondering if you will ever make any friends.

  • Teaching Monroe to Stutter

    You never know what will come your way when you get up in the morning. One day in November 2014, I was contacted by a representative of a Portland, Oregon theatre company, Portland Center Stage, about consulting with an actor who was going to play a character who stutters.

  • Daughter Honors Amazing Mom

    Kendra Joyce's mother, Kara Joyce, has stuttered her entire life. Of course that only makes her more special in Kendra's eyes. "My mom has always been a beautiful singer and has written some beautiful songs in her lifetime," Kendra tells us.

  • The Film Stutterer

    Stutterer, a short film written, directed, and edited by Benjamin Clearly, has been nominated for an Oscar.

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