A New Era for Stuttering Treatment in Queens For decades, residents of Queens and surrounding boroughs seeking help for stuttering have had to rely on conventional speech therapy—often with mixed or temporary results. But now, a game-changing solution has arrived in the New York Metropolitan Area that is turning the tide for individuals who stutter.…
Stuttering is often misunderstood, especially when it comes to how it changes across a lifetime. Parents worry that their child’s disfluency will harden into an unshakeable adult pattern. Adults fear their speech will deteriorate as they get older, making work and relationships more difficult. And older adults sometimes wonder whether new health issues will make…
Stuttering—also called stammering—is a neurodevelopmental speech pattern characterized by repetitions (e.g., “b-b-ball”), prolongations (holding out sounds), and blocks (getting “stuck” before a word). It varies widely from person to person and even from day to day. For some, it’s a mild, occasional struggle; for others, it’s a daily challenge that affects school, work, and social…
Stuttering, also known as childhood-onset fluency disorder, is a communication condition that interrupts the natural flow of speech. A person who stutters may repeat sounds or syllables, prolong words, or experience sudden speech blocks. While everyone occasionally struggles to find the right words, stuttering is different—it is persistent, often distressing, and can significantly affect confidence…
Introduction: Stuttering and the Modern Workforce In today’s competitive job market, communication skills are often seen as a non-negotiable. Whether it’s speaking during interviews, participating in meetings, or presenting ideas, the ability to articulate thoughts fluently can be a key factor in both hiring decisions and career advancement. For individuals who stutter, this reality can…
