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This video explains how the strategy of pausing (also called pausing and phrasing) can help reduce the pace of a conversation. Practice opportunities are included in the video.

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Pausing and Phrasing Stuttering Strategies by Peachie Speechie

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This video explains two strategies to help reduce tension and increase fluency for smoother speech. Practice opportunities at the word and phrase-level are incorporated.

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Easy Onset and Light Contact Stuttering Strategies by Peachie Speechie

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This video explains how pull-outs and cancellations can help modify speech to make talking easier. Practice opportunities are incorporated.

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Pull Out and Cancellation Stuttering Strategies by Peachie Speechie

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This video explains how to stretch sounds to stutter with ease.

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Prolonged Speech for Stuttering | Fluency

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This video gives an example of "Stretchy Speech"

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This video describes Pacing or using a movement simultaneously while speaking to keep tempo, focus attention, and reduce rate

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How to STOP STUTTERING Practice Exercises- CONVERSATIONAL PACING

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The typical rate of speech in words per minute (WPM) for conversational speech is generally considered to be between 120 and 200 WPM. However, some people may speak faster or slower depending on the situation and individual speaking style. Practice using PACING while reading and/or answering questions starting at a slow rate of 100, then 110 then 120 etc.

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METRONOME ONLINE - free online metronome

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Subdivisions are a clever technique to stay right in the rhythm pocket. It's all about counting, feeling, or humming those tiny beats that live within the bigger ones. This trick becomes your best friend, especially when you're dealing with slower, mellower tempos. [big_quote] Subdivisions are like the building blocks of beats, the smaller pulses that make up ...

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METRONOME ONLINE - free online metronome

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Practice with our free online metronome and get inspired by fresh views on music education, new music releases, and music culture.

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Here are a variety of pacing boards to use during practice. You can also just tap your fingers.

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Pausing and Phrasing in sentences, paragraphs and structured conversations

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Example of Pull-Outs (catching) from a stutter

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Example of Pull-Outs (catching) from a stutter

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This video explains how to pull-out/slide/catch a stutter for more control.

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This is a portion of a workbook that allows practice for pull-outs/slides/cancellations

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Simple worksheets to practice Easy Onset- Light Contact fluency strategies. You need a printed copy and 10 paperclips.

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Simple worksheets to practice Easy Onset- Light Contact fluency strategies. You need a printed copy and a hole punch.

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Simple worksheets to practice Easy Onset- Light Contact fluency strategies. You need a printed copy and a stapler.

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These worksheets focusing on stretching sounds for smoother speech. All you need is one of the following: rubber band, exercise band, Silly Putty or some other stretchy material.

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These worksheets provide practice controlling the rate of speech by pacing syllables and words. You will need a printed copy of the worksheet and a Bingo dabber (or putty, highlighter, crayons etc.)

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This worksheet provides practice for slowing the rate of speech. You will need a printed copy and a highlighter for completion.

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Simple explanations and strategies for caregivers of preschool children who stutter.

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Definition and Descriptions of Stuttering

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School Age  Stuttering- Caregiver Strategies

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School Age  Stuttering- Caregiver Strategies

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Simple explanations and strategies for caregivers of school-age children who stutter.

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This is a summary of various fluency (stuttering) techniques used by speech language pathologist to reduce or shaping stuttering behaviors.

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This packet contains activities for a variety of fluency techniques.

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Fluency Homework Packet- Peachie Speechie

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Mrs. Easter's Fluency Strategies and Activities

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Mrs. Easter's Fluency Strategies and Activities

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This powerpoint provides videos and activities for a variety of fluency (stuttering) strategies.

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Mrs. Easter's Fluency Strategies and Activities

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Description of the Full Breath technique. Read the Poem, "I Have a Stammer" using full breaths.

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Fluency Homework- Full Breath-I Have a Stammer