Stuttering & Fluency

Individual support for speech fluency, speaking tension and confidence across age groups.

Stuttering & Fluency

Stuttering & Fluency

What this actually involves

Fluency work starts with understanding the person’s speech and their experience of speaking. Nadine’s service brief includes support for stuttering in children, adolescents and adults.

Sessions address the individual’s goals, including easier communication and reduced tension. Family guidance is included where relevant, with progress reviewed as the plan develops.

  • Fluency assessmentThe pattern of speech difficulties and their daily impact.

  • Speaking comfortAttention to tension and the experience of communication.

  • Personal prioritiesGoals chosen with the person and family.

  • Support across agesAge-appropriate sessions for children and adults.

How it is staged

Assessment, support and review

The pace and content are adapted to the individual’s needs.

Understand the concern

Stage 01

Understand the concern

Discuss the speech pattern, its history and situations that feel difficult.

Develop a plan

Stage 02

Develop a plan

Choose appropriate fluency and communication goals.

Review daily communication

Stage 03

Review daily communication

Discuss changes in speaking comfort and adjust the plan as needed.

Why it is done this way

What you get out of it

Individual assessment

Goals follow the person’s needs, abilities and daily routines.

Family involvement

Practical guidance helps relatives and caregivers support the work.

Everyday participation

Therapy focuses on communication and activities that matter to the person.

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Individual goals

From assessment to everyday support

Assessment helps identify the individual’s needs and priorities. Therapy and home guidance follow those goals, with progress discussed and the plan reviewed as care develops.

Questions

About stuttering & fluency

Do you support adults who stutter?

Yes. Fluency sessions are offered across age groups.

Can a parent attend?

Family involvement can be discussed when booking and during assessment.

How many sessions will I need?

Frequency and review points are discussed after the individual assessment.

Related

Often run alongside it

Speech & Language Assessment

An individual evaluation of speech, oral and written language, and communication needs.

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Language Delay & Disorders

Support for understanding, expression, vocabulary and developmental language needs.

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Articulation & Phonology

Assessment and therapy for speech sounds, sound patterns and speech clarity.

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Talk to Nadine about stuttering & fluency

Send a message describing what you have noticed. You will get an honest answer about whether this is the right place to start.

Stay in touch

Connect with Nadine

@nadine_alawieh

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