Dr. Gerald Maguire Discusses Stuttering
iStutter's Global Medical Director and Chair of Psychiatry at Doc1 Health, shares his extensive knowledge on the topic of stuttering....
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Asking the Important Question: Can Stutter be Genetic?
There have been several studies trying to find a relationship between genetics and developmental stuttering. While these studies have had varying degree of success with their findings, they opened the floodgates to new possibilities and information....
iStutter Center welcomes Gerald Maguire as Global Medical Director
iStutter Treatment Center is very proud to welcome Dr. Gerald A. Maguire, MD, Professor and Chair of Psychiatry and Neuroscience at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine, Chief Advisor of Vivera Pharmaceutical’s Neurosciences Division, and former Chairman of the National Stuttering Association, as its Global Medical Director....
Bullying and Stuttering: What Can You Do?
Children who stutter are more prone to bullying, which can become their parents’ worst fear. As a consequence, the child may feel trouble making friends, avoid talking or face difficulties keeping up with other kids....
Tips for Teachers to Deal with Students who Stutter
It is no secret that educators have an influential role when it comes to dealing with children who stutter...
The Challenges of Remote Learning for Children Who Stutter
Children who stutter say that having to speak on a video screen can be especially intimidating...
The new neuroscience of stuttering
Maguire has been treating people who stutter, and researching potential treatments, for decades (...
What can you do to help your child with their stuttering while they’re home?
Consider using this time as a family to: open up lines of communication about stuttering, support your child[ren] in their overall confidence growth...
The Stuttering Foundation Newsletter: WINTER 2020
by “Stuttering Foundation”, 2020...
Stuttering and Its Invisibility: Why Does My Classmate Only Stutter Sometimes?
There are two important reasons why stuttering can be considered an invisible condition...
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