Episode 98: How to Help Children Who Stutter (Kindergarten Through Second Grade)
About this episode
Lori discusses the importance of starting stuttering therapy at a young age and the emotional challenges faced by children who stutter.
In this episode, Lori discusses the importance of starting stuttering therapy at a young age and why the early years are so critical. She explores the emotional side of stuttering too, including feeling stuck, being shy, and struggling to express thoughts and feelings, and shares how supportive communication can make a lasting difference.
More episodes of Stuttering Demystified & Beyond
- Episode 104: Tiny Voices, Big Concerns — Parent Coaching for Children Ages 3 and Under
- Episode 103: Why It’s Easy in Therapy but Hard in Real Life: The Challenge of Using Fluency Tools Outside the Speech Room
- Episode 101: School Therapy vs. Private Speech Therapy
- Episode 100: Is My Child Stuttering, or Is It Just a Phase?
- Episode 99: Lori Talks to Her Former Client, Arsal About His Stuttering Journey
- Episode 97: College Is Hard Enough—Stuttering Shouldn’t Make It Harder
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