Stuttering treatment is effective and available to help people who stutter. Power Stuttering Center provides stuttering treatment for children and adults.
Preschool stuttering treatment for children 1 to 5 years old
School-aged stuttering treatment for children 6 – 12 years old
Teenage stuttering treatment for teenagers 13 – 19 years old
Adult stuttering treatment for adults 2 years and older.
Fluency Shaping Techniques for Stuttering Learn about Fluency Shaping Techniques. Are you one of the millions of people who struggle with stuttering? If so, you’re not alone. Stuttering affects individuals of all ages and can have a significant impact on their daily lives. However, there are techniques available that can help improve fluency and reduce […]
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Most people who stutter are very discouraged about stuttering therapy for adults. I have seen this in my private practice, and on social media. I have seen that they have been through countless attempts at improving their fluency through therapy in the schools and by speech therapists’ offices. Lack of Training in Adult Stuttering Therapy Unfortunately, about
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Many teenagers and adults who stutter or stammer have had tons of speech therapy and many stammering treatments. They start in the public schools. There would usually be a new clinician every year with a new plan for stammering treatment. Lack of Training in Stammering Treatments The problem is that most University Graduate Programs do
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Many people who stutter want to know how to stop stuttering. There is no cure or quick fix for stuttering, but stuttering therapy programs are effective with adults and children who stutter. Therefore, Board Recognized Fluency Specialists are selected by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Specialists have to complete extra training and supervised experiences in
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Stuttering Treatment Research – Speech Journal Review of Prolonged Speech Stuttering Treatment Research – including the Stutter-Free Speech Program and the MPI Stuttering Treatment Program. From: A Research-Based Clinical Tutorial in Adolescent Stuttering: Response to Coleman, Miller, and Weidner (2015) Anne Bothe Marcotte and Nina M. Santus SIG 4 Perspectives on Fluency and Fluency Disorders, October 2015,
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I know that many people who stutter have gone through intensive stuttering therapy already. Prolonged Speech or Fluency Shaping programs have been the traditional standard for adult and teenager residential or intensive stuttering treatments. I attended such a fluency shaping program myself many years ago. After I graduated from the Stutter-Free Speech Program developed by Dr.
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Most people who stutter can tell you that their stuttering started somewhere during the pre-school age. I don’t actually remember that time, but my mother tells me that not only did I stutter – but I was teased a lot by the neighbor kid! In this post we are going to discuss how to Replace
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Good question and one that everyone considering intensive therapy needs to address. What my stuttering therapy cost me: I went through this same intensive therapy program in 1982 with Dr. George Shames, at the University of Pittsburg, one of the developers of the Stutter-Free Speech Program. So here is what my stuttering therapy cost me:
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True story of a client that came to me Last week, I started a stuttering therapy plan and treatment with a new client who stutters. During the initial evaluation of his stuttering, he told me about some of the previous stuttering therapy experiences that he had been through. He told me about one stuttering therapy
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Stuttering Modification techniques were developed by Charles Van Riper in the 1930s. Clinicians wanted to teach clients to “stutter more easily”. They taught techniques to reduce tension by training muscle relaxation during the moments of stuttering. Some of these procedures are “pull-outs” (reducing tension during the stuttering moment) and “cancellations” (completing the stuttering moment and
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