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Did your speech pathologists have a solid understanding of stuttering? If there was one thing you would have liked your speech pathologists to know about stuttering what would that be? ...

Well it's that's the test then everyone should just fake a stutter and get the break. On a side note, im sorry if im prying and if you want me to shut up i'll be more than happy to oblige, but it soun...

>[...] if anybody has suggestions on specialists. Not all SLP specialize in fluency, but being close (hopefully) to a major city should help somewhat. Hope this helps, here are some options for y...

> I don't know what my 18 yo is going through but it is has changed his quality of life. You aren’t alone. Being 18 yo is tough, stutter or not. When it gets worse (I'm guessing that is the case ...

The client can be comfortable around the therapist, but the therapist needs to put the client in situations where he's uncomfortable. Most people who stutter have walls/mental barriers, the therapist ...

First of all, don't listen to the other people in this thread that are ragging on you for not having a question. You're trying to learn something and can ask for help! Good! Anyway, I'd suggest thin...

There is a stuttertalk podcast series on what pws wish their therapists knew. If you have time you could listen to a few episodes and probably gain better insight on what you still have questions on. ...

Ask her what you want to know. Asking some gimme question isn't going to help your learn or the clients you're going to have. If she's there to talk to you she's probably not worried about fielding in...

Here in Denmark we have free therapy, and I have went there once a week. I really wish that I could try the intensive program you're talking about...

Where are you getting therapy? The 2 week intensive program at AIS in NYC really helped me. It might be worth taking the trip out there. ...

Yes, I think all stutterers go through phases like this. There are just times when you feel helpless to the stutter and you can't help yourself from feeling down. But, as time goes on you have to put ...

There is a great [Link Archive](http://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/wiki/index) on this sub. I made big improvements with the Self Therapy Book by Malcolm Fraser. But feel free to pick on your own where t...

If your child stutters or has bad speech problems (mild ones are common and are usually grown out of) take the child to a speech pathologist and see if anything needs to be done. Also, nowadays most p...

You could also check over at r/slp if you need more answers....

The list iciaguy posted is good. You could also try [This List](http://www.stutteringspecialists.org/search/custom.asp?id=1972) although im not sure it's as comprehensive. I'm happy you ready to commi...

If you're in the US you can go [here](http://www.stutteringhelp.org/therapy-referrals) if you're not I would contact your local university clinic. They will likely know of SLPs you might see. ...

If you go to StutterTalk.com, you can find a reference list with professional speech and language pathologist in your area who are board certified in fluency from ASHA. Finding a board certified SLP...

Help Finding a Speech Therapist

Help Finding a Speech Therapist Just like the title says, I need help finding a speech therapist. I'm ready to give it my all to get this thing under control but i know i need professional help now. I...

I would like to put in a cautionary word: People at the age of fifteen do not often just start stuttering for no reason. The first line of diagnosis is to get a very good, very thorough physical with ...

I'm in somewhat of a similar situation right now. I started a new job in software a couple of months ago, and my stutter was hardly noticeable then. In the past month or so, it's gotten significantly ...