Your post might have been better received if you did a few things differently. 1. Cite some sources. Provide links. Give us something to sink out teeth into. You presented this in the abstract. 2. Don't use the word "cure." It's against the rules. You stated you knew the rule, then proceeded to call this a cure. I'm always interested in learning more about stuttering and effective treatments. ​ >I saw/met many people who are many years after the therapy almost stutter-free (99%+). Basically stutter free. They speak normal, the normal person cannot say that they ever stuttered. Please expand on this. I'd love to hear the circumstances of these meetings. Are you a stutterer who went through this program? Are you affiliated with the program? Doctor, student? I'm a big believer in speech therapy *programs*. I've seen first hand ineffective speech therapy. I've heard from other stutterers that "therapy doesn't work." But I went from a severe stutterer to achieving fluency by finding a good speech therapy program.