Summary: Elizabeth Kapstein is a clinician that specializes in working with clients where stuttering is part of their lives. While she has many specialities, today we focus on stuttering and as Elizabeth is a stutterer herself, she brings that unique perspective to her experience as a trained and licensed behavioral health provider. Read the full article HERE. What is stuttering? What does Stuttering sound like? What Causes Stuttering? Who Stutters? Myths and Beliefs I will outgrow my stuttering. I am alone. I stutter because I am a nervous person. Stuttering is my fault. I cause it. I am just not trying hard enough. I need to hide my stuttering. Just breathe, slow down and it will go away. I must speak without stuttering to be successful and accepted in life. I shouldn’t talk about stuttering. It’s embarrassing. Stuttering will hold me back in life. What to do when someone stutters: Stuttering is misunderstood. Sometimes the listener feels anxious and doesn’t know what to do. What are the different types of therapies for people who stutter?
