If you're a person who stutters, you can adjust how you react to your stuttering. A big part of that is self-advocacy, or speaking up for yourself and what you need. This video explains how to do it. Speech therapy can help you speak with greater ease, build confidence, and advocate for yourself. Learn more at https://www.expressable.com/services/stuttering. And check out these other helpful videos: https://youtu.be/osUdR_qKvoQ?si=VkSAUWL62hMqtVj7 https://youtu.be/YL82rY9Kkpk?si=j7Vrmn2MsSiNP8fZ https://youtu.be/7qdH2gHX-_A?si=Rj0Xd3wmRGPMbCjV At Expressable, our mission is to make life-changing speech therapy accessible to everyone, combining 1:1 speech therapy with caregiver education and support. Get matched with a speech therapist at https://www.expressable.com. We are accredited by The Joint Commission with the Gold Seal of Approval for providing high-quality health care.

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