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  1. Finding their voice: stuttering in the entertainment industryThe bright lights of stage and screen have long demanded a particular kind of vocal fluency, but a quiet shift is underway as audiences and industry…
  2. Female Adults Who Stutter: Lived Realities Across AustraliaWhen you picture someone who stutters, cultural shorthand often brings to mind a nervous boy struggling through a class presentation. That limited image…
  3. Mindful Breathing as a Tool for Managing Stuttering MomentsWhen the moment arrives, breath often disappears. Many people who stutter describe a sudden tightening in the chest, a held breath, or a quick shallow inhale…
  4. Developing Classroom Accommodations for Students Who StutterA classroom should give every student a fair opportunity to demonstrate knowledge, build relationships and participate in school life. For a student who…
  5. Examining the Genetic Factors Involved in StutteringStuttering is a complex communication difference shaped by several interacting influences. Genetics appears to account for a substantial share of a person’s…
  6. The Use of Speech Chunking Techniques in Fluency TherapySpeech chunking is a practical way to shape spoken language into manageable groups of words. In fluency therapy, the speaker learns to organise phrases around…
  7. How to Talk to Your Child About StutteringFinding your child stuck on a word, watching them blink hard and restart a sentence, can feel like a punch to the stomach for many parents. The instinct is to…
  8. Stuttering and Stigma: How Australia Is Rewriting the ConversationStuttering affects roughly one in every hundred Australians, yet the social weight that comes with it often exceeds the actual disruption to speech itself. For…
  9. Pharmacological approaches to stuttering in adults and adolescentsFor most adults and adolescents who stutter, speech restructuring and self-management remain the core of evidence-based care. Pharmacological therapy sits in…
  10. The Role of Support Groups in Long-Term Recovery from StutteringSupport groups have become a cornerstone of recovery journeys for many Australians who stutter. While speech pathologists provide essential clinical…