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Streaming Video LibraryI Still Have Something to Say
Because silence, as it is commonly understood, is only the surface. What it contains is far more complex. And far more human.
Our Spring 2026 Magazine
From heartfelt letters by kids to engaging research and celebrity articles, there’s always something to discover in our new 62-page magazine.
#NSAW2026: The Stuttering Foundation—The World's Most Trusted Resource on Stuttering
We are reaching more than 181 countries and territories.
Stuttering and Relationships: The Emotional Geography of Belonging
There is a particular kind of loneliness that comes not from being alone, but from constantly editing yourself before you enter the world. Not because there are no people around you, but because every interaction carries an invisible layer of calculation.
Why Stuttering Support Groups Don’t Work at First and Why That’s Normal
Many people join a stuttering support group with a clear idea of what they are looking for. But in the beginning, most people do not find what they are looking for.
3 Ways to Spread the Word About Stuttering
National Stuttering Awareness Week is a great opportunity for schools and communities to spread the word about stuttering. Here are some ideas:
Students can help is by designing a poster for their school that spreads awareness about stuttering. Bright and creative posters can help educate others and remind students that everyone communicates differently.
When Your Voice Stutters But Your Ideas Don't: Building Real Confidence
Your voice matters—even when it takes time to come out. Your ideas are valuable—even when they arrive with effort. You belong at every table you sit at—even when your seat feels shaky.
Stuttering on Film: The Last 15 years
How Have Portrayals of People Who Stammer Changed Across Genres in Mainstream Film Over the Past 15 Years?
Helping Parents Foster Self-Regulation in Their Children Who Stutter
Dates Available
:
09/01/2024
to
08/31/2029
Registration Deadline
:
August 31, 2029
Presented by Ellen Kelly
"Fantastic course! I learned how to better help parents understand the concept and purpose of self-regularion and the potential impact on fluency."-SLP
We offer two versions of every online course. The CEU Assessment Only version of each course is for those who previously purchased the course DVD or book and are now interested in purchasing access to the test only in order to earn ASHA CEUs for the material. The Video/Book plus CEU Assessment version is the complete package and allows you to study the material and immediately take the assessment to earn your ASHA CEUs.
*If you are not an ASHA member, you can still take our Continuing Education courses. Simply enter "NA" in the ASHA Number blank when filling in your profile information.
Expiration Dates: You must complete and pass the CEU assessment for each course BEFORE the expiration date indicated for the course. We cannot report CEUs earned after the course expiration date to ASHA.
As a nonprofit Foundation, we strive to keep our prices to the bare minimum to better serve those who stutter. As most products are available at or below cost, purchases — including online continuing education courses — are nonrefundable. It is gifts from donors that enable us to offer quality products at these affordable prices.
If you are the registering agent for a group of five or more participants, please contact us at 901-761-0343 to arrange registration. We will require a roster of participants that includes NAME, EMAIL, AND ASHA NUMBER. Thank you.
If you have additional questions about online CEUs, please contact us at info@stutteringhelp.org or call 912-638-3416
We accept all major credit cards after you click on the PayPal link during checkout.
Ethical Considerations in Stuttering Therapy: Balancing Autonomy and Beneficence*
Blog by Tricia Hedinger, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-SCF