Introduction to Stuttering Stuttering, also known as stammering, is a complex speech disorder that disrupts the natural flow of speech. It is characterized by involuntary repetitions, prolongations of sounds, syllables, or words, and interruptions known as blocks. These disfluencies can vary in frequency and severity from person to person and may be accompanied by physical…
Stuttering affects millions of individuals worldwide, disrupting fluent speech and often leading to social anxiety, frustration, and reduced self-confidence. At Dr. Fluency USA, we specialize in advanced, evidence-based techniques to help adults and children regain fluent, confident communication. This comprehensive guide to fluency shaping techniques offers an in-depth look at the most effective strategies used…
Stuttering is more than just a speech interruption—it’s a deeply personal struggle that can affect every aspect of a person’s life, from social situations to professional opportunities. While there is no one-size-fits-all cure, proven therapeutic strategies—such as targeted breathing exercises—have shown to be remarkably effective. At Dr. Fluency USA, a leading provider of Stuttering Treatment…
Insights from Dr. Fluency USA’s Technology-Based Approach Stuttering can turn everyday conversation into an emotional obstacle course. While the experience of stuttering varies from person to person, many clients at Dr. Fluency USA report that certain speech sounds consistently trip them up as the hardest sounds—even after they’ve rehearsed every syllable in their heads. Understanding…
Introduction: A New Era in Stuttering Care Stuttering—clinically termed “speech disfluency”—affects roughly three million Americans, disrupting educational, professional, and social opportunities.¹ While traditional speech-language therapy has improved countless lives, too many programs still rely on decades-old strategies that ignore modern neuroscience and technological advances. Enter Dr. Fluency USA, the New York City–based institution reimagining Stuttering…
