It is a basic need that we all have and is vital in every relationship.  The act of communication not only helps you meet your needs but it also helps you to connect with the other person. When a breakdown in communication occurs, this can cause a great deal of frustration and even anxiety. 

If you have a preschool child who has started to stutter, you want to know the best way to respond. Perhaps as a teen or adult who stutters, you are painfully aware of the anxiety and fear surrounding attempts to communicate with co-workers or order at a restaurant. 

My goal is to break down these difficulties and help make communication a successful and enjoyable process. Your school age child can learn to communicate confidently with peers. If you are a person who stutters, you can gain the skills and confidence to say your name or order at a coffee shop without the anticipated fear of stuttering.  These are the communication breakthroughs we can accomplish together in therapy.