The World's First Female Speech Therapist
Charles Van Riper was renowned in the field of speech pathology. His wife, Catherine Jane "Katy" "C.J." Hull Van Riper, was a pioneer in her own right.
The Legacy of King's Speech Screenwriter David Seidler: "We have a voice. We have been heard."
With profound sadness, we share news of the passing of David Seidler.
75 Must-Use Resources for the Stuttering Community
To continue our celebration of The Stuttering Foundation's 75th Anniversary, we offer our list of 75 critical resources.
Actions: Performance as the Muse of Fluency
For many years, I chose not to make music around my stutter because I didn't understand it.
John Garfield
Hollywood's original method actor had an amazing and short career as a star. He had many impressive movie roles but his untimely death from a heart attack in 1952 at age 39 meant that his highly successful career was abruptly stopped in its tracks.
Do the Best with the Knowledge You Have
"Remember that you played the best you could with what you knew at the time." - Owen Knight Survivor 43 finalist
Help for Those Who Stutter is as Close as Your Local Library
For decades, The Stuttering Foundation has made its books and videos available for free to public libraries across the country.
Singers Share Their Stories
Stuttering Foundation sits down with Amanda Mammana from America's Got Talent and Marybeth Byrd from American Idol
Why We Need A Broader View of Stuttering
Stuttering has been shown to have features that intersect with language, and both adults and children who stutter appear to process language differently than fluent peers.