Discover practical tools, research, and support from the National Stuttering Association to help speech-language pathologists better serve people who stutter, inside and outside the therapy room.

Learn how SLPs can help build a stronger, more connected stuttering community

If you or someone you care about is looking for professional support, finding the right speech-language pathologist can make all the...

What is Stuttering? Stuttering  is a natural variation in speech  in which the timing and flow of spoken language include moments of repetition, prolongation, or blocking  of sounds and words ( ASHA, n.d. ; Tichenor & Yaruss, 2019 ). These moments are simply examples of the many ways humans produce speech. Commonly Observed Features Repetitions  – repeating sounds, syllables, or words (e.g., “I-I-I want to go”). Prolongations  – stretching out a sound (e.g., “ssssun”). Blocks

Contributors: Nicole Kulmaczewski and Jacqueline Toscano At the National Stuttering Association (NSA), our mission is to provide valuable resources and steadfast support to SLPs who play a crucial role in the lives of people who stutter (PWS). Addressing stuttering can be complex, and SLPs may sometimes feel uncertain about their ability to assist both children and adults who stutter. That’s where the NSA can help! We offer support groups, events, and educational resources sp

Provide comprehensive care and foster a supportive community for people who stutter.

For those who stutter, the journey to confident communication can be challenging, but with the right support, progress is possible.