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Desire of people who stutter: Becoming fluent Reason for continuing to stutter: Trying to become fluent So many people who stutter go to therapy to fulfill […]

The ASHA Special Interest Division in Fluency Disorders 2010 Leadership and Clinical Conference is now over. I think it was one of the best of our […]

This week I am traveling to Tampa, Fla., to the ASHA Special Interest Division in Fluency Disorders 2010 Leadership and Clinical Conference. The title of the […]

Most people who stutter believe that anxiety causes stuttering or increases stuttering severity. There is an obvious link between anxiety and stuttering, but, as with most […]

An almost universal aspect of stuttering is that people who stutter don’t always stutter. There is a small number of people who do stutter more or […]

The inconsistent nature of stuttering often causes people who stutter to feel confused as they wonder whether the next word, sentence or conversation will go smoothly. […]

I’ve been talking a lot about control lately. It’s a really important subject when it comes to treating stuttering. Learning how to speak without control is […]

As I have stated in previous posts, it seems very clear that people who stutter generate speech, at least some of the time, with too much […]

In my next few blog posts, I want to talk about the issue of control. People who stutter sometimes feel a loss of control when they […]

I have recently heard people who stutter saying that they felt that a person who no longer stutters should not be a spokesperson for the stuttering […]

We have had many clients who have tried various other therapy approaches before participating in Dynamic Stuttering Therapy. From what I have observed, these clients fall […]

I am often asked to explain how Dynamic Stuttering Therapy differs from other therapies. The short answer is in almost every way. The more complete answer […]

The people who come to CTI for treatment reflect the character of the stuttering community. They are of all ages, cultures, economic status, professions, levels of […]

Stuttering has been a puzzling condition to people throughout time. There are so many conflicting theories that seem to contradict one another and every so often […]

Over 20 years ago, I decided to devote all my time and effort as a Speech Clinician to one specific communication disorder – stuttering. It was […]