Interactive Fluency Notebooks
Grab a spiral notebook, some construction paper, markers, and glue. An Interactive Fluency Notebook is a great way to think about speech while making fun crafts!
Dear Reader:
I wanted to share my story because when I was your age, I would have loved to have heard from people who stutter who have been successful in their lives not because they overcame their stutter, but in spite of (or even because of) their stutter.
Q&A with Zackary Brown
Zackary Brown is currently a second year Pediatric Physician Resident at Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital in New York City.
Summer 2024 Magazine
Our new magazine has a collection of artwork, letters, and fun for kids, by kids.
Stuttering Foundation Mourns Passing of Bill Walton
Walton is remembered as a college basketball and NBA legend, broadcaster, and stuttering advocate.
Therapists from Around the World Attend Workshop on Stuttering
The Eastern Workshop: Using Cognitive Approaches to Working with People Who Stutter took place in Boston, Massachusetts.