Welcome to our special edition on stuttering! Missed some of our blog posts on this issue or want to learn more about a specific aspect of stuttering? Read on…
What do we mean by stuttering? It’s not just repetitions of sounds or words.
- Time Out
Find out what happens in the brain of a person who stutters and how can speech therapy help:
- Watch this (Brain) Space
Wondering whether there’s a link between stuttering and language ability in children? Here’s what some Melbourne researchers discovered:
- W-words, Words, Words (with apologies to Shakespeare)
Stuttering can have long-term impacts on academic, social and emotional development and employment opportunities. Learn how this communication disorder affects these areas:
- Stuttering in Children
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2014/12/03/stuttering-children-box-hill-speech-pathology/
- Rhythm and Blues
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/11/21/rhythm-blues-timing/
The way we communicate is integral to our identity. How does stuttering affect your sense of self?
- To Be or Not to Be
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/08/10/me-3/
- Rhythm and Blues
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/11/21/rhythm-blues-timing/
Many children, adolescents and adults who stutter experience anxiety, and anxiety can make it harder to speak fluently. Learn how you can support your child or yourself:
- Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Words?
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/10/26/whos-afraid-big-bad-words/
- Rhythm and Blues
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/11/21/rhythm-blues-timing/
- Speaking Up About Fear
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/02/08/speaking-fear/
What actually happens in speech therapy? Find out below:
- Rhythm and Blues
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/11/21/rhythm-blues-timing/
- Therapies Designed to Stop Stuttering in Adults
- Time Out
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/2016/12/05/time-out/
Looking for some tips to encourage smooth speech or some resources to share with teachers and other families to improve understanding of stuttering? Try these:
- 5 Tips for Stuttering in Children
- To Be or Not to Be
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/me-3/
- Coming Unstuck
https://www.speech-therapy.com.au/coming-unstuck/
If you’re concerned that your child may be stuttering, seek assessment by a speech pathologist. Early treatment gives you the best chance of success. Australia has world-leading treatment, and we have been delivering it for years. Call 9899 5494 today!
By Nicola Anglin (Speech Pathologist)
