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A little expert wisdom from @stutteringtherapyresources at #ASHA 💭 (And honestly… you don’t need a PhD to get this right.) People often say things to “help” someone who stutters, but those comments usually make talking harder. • “Stop.” • “Slow down.” • “Start over.” • “Take a breath.” • “Think about it.” • “Relax.” • “Everyone stutters.” • “Use your tools.” These phrases aren’t helpful. What actually matters? Listening with patience, respect, and zero pressure to “fix” someone’s speech. #Stutt
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A little expert wisdom from @stutteringtherapyresources at #ASHA 💭 (And honestly… you don’t need a PhD to get this right.) People often say things to “help” someone who stutters, but those comments usually make talking harder. • “Stop.” • “Slow down.” • “Start over.” • “Take a breath.” • “Think about it.” • “Relax.” • “Everyone stutters.” • “Use your tools.” These phrases aren’t helpful. What actually matters? Listening with patience, respect, and zero pressure to “fix” someone’s speech. #Stutt
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