fluency
Supporting smooth and confident speech
Many people experience moments of disfluency, and it is common for young children to go through a period of increased stuttering as their language skills grow. For some children, these disruptions resolve on their own. For others, stuttering may continue or increase over time and can affect communication confidence.
How can speech therapy help?
Our speech-language pathologists support children and their families as well as adults who stutter by:
Providing education about fluency and stuttering
Teaching strategies and fluency-shaping techniques to support smoother speech
Supporting communication confidence and self-advocacy
Offering resources and guidance to help families support fluency at home and in everyday situations
Our approach is individualized, supportive, and focused on helping each client communicate comfortably and confidently.