Articles
A brief update on the role of the brain in developmental stuttering
Over the last 30 years, much of the research in stuttering has focused on understanding neural processes that may play a role in speech disfluency. A lot has been learned but still much remains to be understood.
Luc F. De Nil, Ph.D., University of Toronto — — Research
My Singwell Experience
In the months of October to December in 2025, I participated in the SingWell Project. This project is a weekly singing group for people who stutter. I was happy to know my previous singing experience in the shower was acceptable.
Samuel Sinanan — — Article, Personal Stories, Research
Adventures in Stuttering (“become a stutterer and travel the world”)
I have recently had the exceedingly good fortune to attend both (a) the ISA World Congress (International Stuttering Association) in far-northern Finland in August of 2025, and (b) the inaugural “STARS” Conference (Stuttering Treatment and Research Society) in Laguna Niguel in Southern California
Catherine Moroney — — Conference, Personal Commentary, Research
The Genetics of Stuttering
The research web site Pursuit, run by the University of Melbourne, has published an article about the genetics of stuttering.
Lisa Wilder — — Research
Late Onset Stuttering: Research Questionnaire
This study, by Alhanoof Sahrah, a speech-language pathologist and a doctoral student at the University of Reading, aims to gather crucial information about Late-Onset Stuttering (LOS) through an online questionnaire.
— — Research