Stuttering Steve's Stuttering Page

Welcome to Stuttering Steve's Stuttering Page

If you type in your name in the box on the first page and hit login you will go directly to the chat site. Our stuttering chat will take place on Thursday's at 7:00 PM to 11:30 PM CST.(thats Chicago time).

In the Stuttering Chat we will discuss stuttering as a whole, talk about "How stuttering has impacted your life" Plus a whole lot of other things that regards to stuttering. I have invited some Speech Professionals as well. Hope to see you there!

Click on the link "World Timezones" to check when the chat will take place where you live

Friends who stutter - For young people

Stuttering is no Joke

In our society, speech is considered one of the most important means for interpersonal communication. The spoken word not only conveys content, but also includes information about the speaker's intent, emotions, personality and perceptions.

Unfortunately, the window that speech provides on the speaker's self, can also lead to stereotypical perceptions of people with speech disorders that go well beyond their speech difficulties. Whilst spoken word is taken for granted by most, the use of spoken language is challenging for millions of people around the world who stutter.

It is estimated that approximately 60 million of the 6 billion people with whom we share this world, stutter. For many of us who stutter, daily communication is a constant struggle. And for many, speech does not open doors but closes for interpersonal, academic and professional development and fulfillment.

The ISA encourages all readers and member associations to sign a petition for the "Stuttering is No Joke" campaign by going to No Joke Petition

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