Learn how the NSA supports families of children who stutter with programs, resources, and community connections.

Tips for Educators Working with Students Who Stutter

Discover parenting tips to support children who stutter with confidence, care, and everyday encouragement.

Learn how to support and encourage a child who stutters with patience, understanding, and expert-backed strategies.

Learn how educators can effectively support students who stutter in the classroom.

A delightful and empowering children’s book written by high school student Sathvega Somasundaram

Free activities to support your child on their stuttering journey.

As a parent of a child who stutters, you know that there’s no magic "overnight" cure. However, new advancements in education and therapy...

Learn how speech therapy supports school-age children who stutter. The National Stuttering Association explains goals, strategies, and how families and teachers can create supportive environments for confident communication.

Looking for engaging speech activities for children? DIY Story Cubes offer a creative and playful way to build storytelling and communication skills, perfect for kids who stutter.

It’s that time of year again! New pencils, books, classrooms, friends, and teachers. We have helpful tips and advice on how to make the...

A fun, interactive game that helps kids explore and express emotions non-verbally while building empathy and communication skills through play.

The National Stuttering Association® (NSA®) is committed to providing support and educational resources about stuttering to pediatricians...

Explore stuttering support programs — including summer camps, intensives, retreats, and virtual opportunities for children, teens, and adults who stutter.

Acquired Stuttering  – is a broad term that refers to non-developmental stuttering and is interchanged with other terms such as “adult...

Understanding the IEP Process The Individualized Education Plan (IEP) process is essential for children who stutter to receive appropriate support in school. An IEP is developed through a thorough evaluation of the child's needs by school professionals. It includes specific goals and accommodations to support the child's educational progress. Transitioning from Elementary to Middle School As kids transition from elementary school to middle school, it's crucial for parents to

Choosing the right speech-language pathologist (SLP) is an important step in helping your child develop communication confidence and self-advocacy skills. The right SLP will support your child holistically—addressing not only speech techniques, but also emotional well-being and confidence as a communicator. This guide will help you understand what to look for in both private therapy  and school-based therapy  settings. Private Therapy When seeking out a private SLP, it is imp

At the National Stuttering Association (NSA), we’re always looking for creative ways to support those who stutter in building their...

As an educator, you are an important influence on a child’s journey through their school years. You have a vital yet difficult job. The...

You have a child who stutters, so you know that there is no magic “overnight” cure. New and important developments in education and...