Many people have questions about the causes behind their own or their child’s stutter. While the causes of stuttering have been hotly debated, we are converging on a recently updated multifactorial dynamic pathways model.…
Stuttering can be confusing. It’s often associated with a range of disfluencies, such as prolongations, repetitions, and blocks. But in some cases, these surface-level disfluencies may not always be present. Researchers Eric Jackson, Robert Quesal…
Stuttering is one of the hardest disorders to treat because it’s more than just disfluency. Speech-language pathologists often break stuttering into three parts, or the “ABC’s”: Affective Components – The feelings and emotions that accompany stuttering…
