This 100+ page resource is made to support teens and adults who stutter as they explore their experiences, build self-understanding, and navigate communication on their own terms.
The Teen & Adult Stuttering Notebook was created for SLPs who want to bring meaningful reflection, self-advocacy, intuitive stuttering modification, and stutter-affirming conversations into their clinical work.
Inside, you'll find prompts and activities designed to support clients in:
writing motivating & realistic goals
exploring their stutter and their relationship with stuttering
identifying their speech patterns & unhelpful coping mechanisms
practicing fully allowing stuttering for decreased struggle & avoidance
reflecting on experiences in communication
changing negative thought patterns & cognitive distortions
supporting nervous system regulation & safety in stuttering
And this is just the beginning. 🫶🏼
This notebook is a growing resource, and I want it to evolve alongside the SLPs and people who stutter who use it. Your feedback, ideas, and clinical experiences will help shape future updates and additions.
Take what feels meaningful, adapt it to your client's needs, and make it your own. And feel free to let me know what else you need from it by sending an email to stutteringtherapynj@gmail.com.
Thank you for being part of the process.
This 100+ page resource is made to support teens and adults who stutter as they explore their experiences, build self-understanding, and navigate communication on their own terms.
The Teen & Adult Stuttering Notebook was created for SLPs who want to bring meaningful reflection, self-advocacy, intuitive stuttering modification, and stutter-affirming conversations into their clinical work.
Inside, you'll find prompts and activities designed to support clients in:
writing motivating & realistic goals
exploring their stutter and their relationship with stuttering
identifying their speech patterns & unhelpful coping mechanisms
practicing fully allowing stuttering for decreased struggle & avoidance
reflecting on experiences in communication
changing negative thought patterns & cognitive distortions
supporting nervous system regulation & safety in stuttering
And this is just the beginning. 🫶🏼
This notebook is a growing resource, and I want it to evolve alongside the SLPs and people who stutter who use it. Your feedback, ideas, and clinical experiences will help shape future updates and additions.
Take what feels meaningful, adapt it to your client's needs, and make it your own. And feel free to let me know what else you need from it by sending an email to stutteringtherapynj@gmail.com.
Thank you for being part of the process.