Forgive Your Hard Days

I had to convince myself that I am enough and having self-doubt is part of being human. That those who truly love and care for me value my happiness over my perceived success. That my work is changing so many lives. That I am doing well and doing good in life. That I must forgive my hard days.

I am alright

Stuttering does does not make me less of a p-person. My new friends Jordyn and Nate are just as c-c-cool as me.

NIH study in mice identifies type of brain cell involved in stuttering

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Did You Know

Cluttering

Using the Telephone

Why Speech

ADHD and Stuttering

Notes to the Teacher

Stuttering and Tourette's Syndrome

If You Think Your Child is Stuttering

As A Person Who Stutters, I Find Comfort In Talking To Other People Who Stutter

For most of my life, I've only talked about stuttering – if I actually brought it up in conversations – to people who spoke fluently.

Myths About Stuttering

Autism Spectrum Disorders and Stuttering

8 Tips for Teachers

Myths, Beliefs, and Straight Talk

Forgive Yourself

Living with a stutter has a way of complicating communication, which can be frustrating. Uncomfortable situations creep up and leave you upset about the outcome. But there is one thing you need to focus on: forgiving yourself.

The TEDx Experience

Giving a talk on a TED stage has been on my bucket list. It’s a goal I never thought I would have the ability to accomplish because I thought I wasn’t qualified to stand on that stage.

Netherlands Workshop Focuses on Preschool Children

A workshop designed for speech-language pathologists who want to be trained to practice the DCM treatment that was investigated in the RESTART trial will be held in the Netherlands from July 31- August 2, 2019.

The Stuttering Auctioneer

"I don't stutter like I used to. Now, I stutter professionally!"

Remembering Gloria Vanderbilt

Ms. Vanderbilt was a model, actress, fashion designer, artist, heiress, and socialite. People who were around in the 1970s and 1980s will remember how she jump started a $100 million-dollar fashion empire, mostly with designer jeans, but also blouses, shoes, jewelry and perfume.

Boy Rocks It in Musical

Ever since he was 6 years old, Eamonn Hubert has been performing. While he’s been in countless shows with his dad, thanks to their band Hot Dogs & Gin, this year he performed on one of his biggest stage yet — School of Rock the Musical. While Eamonn was on a U.S. tour with the group, we caught up with him to learn more!

Back to School: Kids Who Stutter Share Their Hopes and Fears

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Memphis, Tenn. (August 5, 2019) — For many children and parents, the new school year is a time of excitement and anticipation. But for children who stutter, a new classroom, new teacher, new school, or new friends can be reasons for anxiety and concern. The Stuttering Foundation provides help.

Virtual Learning by Stuttering Foundation Online Workshops Draw Participants from Across the Globe

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Memphis, Tenn. (June 3, 2019) — Earlier this spring, the Stuttering Foundation launched Virtual Learning by Stuttering Foundation, a free online series of interactive workshops with a variety of offerings for speech-language pathologists, parents, and individuals who stutter.

Bravery on the Front Lines

Born in October of 1911, Gertrude Tompkins came from a wealthy and privileged background. Her father, Vreeland Tompkins, was a top chemist for John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil with many patents of his own, securing the wealth of the Tompkins family for many years. Vreeland stuttered severely, and naturally was upset that his daughter began to stutter like he did.

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