THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR STUTTERING

The National Center For Stuttering was established in 1974. Its purposes have been, and remain, five-fold:

1. To survey research and record clinical observations on stuttering.


2. To use this information to generate a continuously evolving model of stuttering.


3. To use this model to generate a model therapy.


4. To test this model therapy with diverse populations of people who stutter.


5. To take the results of such testing to develop ever more effective treatments.