What is a Fluency Disorder?
A Fluency Disorder (e.g., stuttering/stammering or cluttering) is a disruption to the functional flow of speech. Stuttering can be characterized by frequent repetitions of speech sounds, syllables, words and/or phrases, prolongations of speech sounds, and blocks (feeling that a sound is “stuck”). A person who stutters may or may not show other behaviors such as blinking, head jerks, hand movements, etc., that further disrupt the natural flow of speech.
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