> What generally goes on in your speech therapy sessions? I recently described the therapy program I received in response to another post. It's a high level view, but you may find it of interest to compare to the therapy program you've experienced. I wrote two responses in the following thread. https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/msmcl9/will_my_stutter_ever_go_away/ Honestly, I think I lucked out in finding a speech therapist that was effective. I'm skeptical of medication to treat stuttering. As it was explained to me, speech is learned. And as such, stuttering / fluency are learned. As you'll read in my description of the process, my therapy was essentially a learning approach.