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alt textThe Stuttering Foundation provides free online resources, services and support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for research into the causes of stuttering.

We are the first and the largest nonprofit charitable organization in the world working toward the prevention and improved treatment of stuttering, reaching over a million people annually.

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We also offer extensive training programs on stuttering for professionals. We hope that we may be of service to you. Call us toll-free at (800) 992-9392.



Click here to request FREE information.


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If you think your child is stuttering: How to Decide and 7 tips for talking with your child. A new risk factors chart helps you determine whether your child is at a greater risk for chronic stuttering.



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Streaming video: Stuttering and Your Child: Help for Parents



5 myths about stuttering.

 

 

alt textParticipants in the 2010 Eastern Workshop, which took place at Boston University. Look for an article in the Stuttering Foundation's fall newsletter.

 

 

 

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Participants of the 2010 Mid-Atlantic Workshop. Look for more information in the fall newsletter.

  

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Lewis Carroll: Alice Lives On

 

 

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From One Clutterer to Another ... Strategies That Helped me

  

 

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Turning a Negative Into a Positive

 

 

 

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Stuttering Didn't Silence the News

 

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New Film New Insights

 

 

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Solution Focused Brief Therapy ... What is Going Well? 

 

 

   

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Recent books on Stuttering

 

 

 

 

 

alt textConservationist and SFA spokesman Alan Rabinowitz is featured in the international edition of Newsweek. He was also a guest on Comedy Central's The Colbert Report. Rabinowitz was featured in two recent articles: A Home for Jaguars and Global Health and Conservation: A Unique Partnership.

 

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New information for SLPs.

  

 

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A podcast with Dr. Dennis Drayna on the recently identified genes for stuttering

 

 

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A podcast with broadcaster Tavis Smiley

 

 

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Stossel on stuttering: the podcast

 

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Podcast: Basketball star Bob Love didn't let stuttering bench him

 

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A Podcast with SFA Board Member Frances Cook 

 

 

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Country music star Mel Tillis talks about stuttering

 

alt textHelp Me To Speak: A documentary on stuttering from the United Kingdom.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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What's New
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Summer 2010 Newsletter (PDF)

 

  

alt textConservationist and SFA spokesman Alan Rabinowitz is featured on Speaking of Faith, a program on public radio.

New information about the drug Pagoclone

 

alt textAnnie's Mailbox recommends Stuttering Foundation as a source of help.

 

 

 

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alt textNSSLHA chooses SFA as Charity of the Year 
Download the campaign contribution form.

 

alt textLisa Scott, Ph.D., the Stuttering Foundation's vice president for education, was interviewed by the Florida Psychiatric Society. Click here for the interview. 

 

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Ask the Experts: Questions from Parents

  

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IDEA: Exciting new ways to help your students.  

 

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Check out our 2010 e-catalog

 
 
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Stuttering Foundation Hails New Research
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Prince Charles Hosts Reception for Stammering Centre
 
 
Stuttering Foundation President Jane Fraser, Lady Caroline Egremont, and Prince Charles at reception. 
 
 
 
 
alt textJane Fraser talks about the discovery of the first genes for stuttering on NPR
 

alt textDr. Oliver Bloodstein, a real pioneer in the field, passed away on July 4th. "Oliver attended the very first Stuttering Foundation conference in 1957," remembers Jane Fraser. "He was always soft spoken and insightful, a true gentleman and a scholar."


 
  
 
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Judi Cheng, a Stuttering Foundation 2009 Eastern Workshopper, talks about childhood stuttering on Univision
 
 
 

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Malcolm Fraser remembered in letter to editor

  

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The Stuttering Foundation is the only organization where 95 cents of every $1 goes directly to helping those who stutter. We are dedicated to changing lives and making a difference. CLICK HERE TO DONATE

 

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Rick Arenas developed free Delayed Auditory Feedback and Frequency Altered Feedback software. Click here to download.

 
  

alt textProfessors/Instructors: Please ask for Classroom Adoption Rate for Bulk Orders. Call 800-992-9392 for more information.

 

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Information on scholarships

 

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