What do the 3 types of stuttering sound like?

The most common types of stuttering are repetitions, prolongations, and blocks. Facial or body movements, called secondary behaviors, can accompany stuttering as well. This video describes the three types and possible accompanying behaviors.

Take our simple online screener to find out if you or your child would benefit from a speech evaluation: www.expressable.com/self-screener. And watch the other videos in our stuttering series:

What causes stuttering? (   • What causes stuttering?  )
How is stuttering recognized and diagnosed? (   • How is stuttering recognized and diag...  )
What does speech therapy for stuttering look like? (   • What does speech therapy for stutteri...  )
How not to stutter when you’re nervous (   • How not to stutter when you're nervous  )
7 ways to support someone who stutters (   • 7 ways to support someone who stutters  )

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