Children · Teens · Adults

Stuttering / Stammering

Stuttering involves repetitions, prolongations or blocks that interrupt the flow of speech. Early childhood stuttering often resolves with the right support; for teens and adults, therapy builds control and confidence.

Common signs

  • Repeating sounds or syllables (b-b-ball)
  • Stretching sounds (sssnake)
  • Silent blocks or visible tension
  • Avoiding words or speaking situations

How we help

Family-based programmes for young children, and fluency-shaping plus confidence work for teens and adults.

Recommended programme
Stammering (Childhood)
Gentle, evidence-based fluency therapy for children who stutter.

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