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The ASRC conduct world-class research and provide specialist stuttering treatment services.

Available in person or via telehealth to anyone in Australia or around the world.

11/09/2026

Has your child started repeating words or sounds, stretching out sounds, or getting stuck when they try to talk?

If you're concerned about your preschool-aged child's stuttering, our team can help.

The Australian Stuttering Research Centre provides specialist assessment and treatment for young children who stutter.

🏠 In-person appointments in Sydney
💻 Telehealth appointments across Australia

Get in touch with the ASRC Stuttering Clinic to arrange an initial consultation:
https://www.stutteringtreatment.com.au/request-an-appointment

Email: [email protected]

25/08/2026

The next Lidcombe Program Workshop starts Friday 4th September - Tickets available now!

Join the workshop to build confidence using the Lidcombe Program in clinical practice.

✔ Practical learning
✔ Treatment videos
✔ Real case discussions

Who should attend?

Speech pathologists working with preschool and early school-age children who stutter — whether you’re new to the Lidcombe Program or looking to refresh and strengthen your skills.

Next dates:

Module 1 Friday 4th September
Module 2 Friday 11th September
Module 3 Friday 18th September
Module 4 Friday 25th September

(all dates 9:00am - 12:30pm)

👉 Learn more & register via the link: https://events.humanitix.com/lidcombe-program-workshop-september-2026

05/08/2026

2026 WORKSHOPS - tickets available now!

Are you a speech pathologist working with people who stutter?

Our new workshop dates are available – and we’d love to have you join us.

Across the remainder of the year, we’re running evidence-based workshops for:

*Lidcombe Program (early stuttering)
*School-age Children Who Stutter
*Syllable-Timed Speech (STS)
*Camperdown Program (adolescents & adults)

Each workshop is designed to be practical, interactive and firmly grounded in the latest research, so you can walk away with skills you can use in the clinic straight away.

📅 2026 dates now open
📍 Online (zoom)
📌 Spots are limited – book early to reserve your place!

👉 Check out the 2026 workshop schedule and register here:

https://www.stutteringtreatment.com.au/professional-development

04/08/2026

Some adults who stutter also experience anxiety—and it can shape how they communicate every day.

19/06/2026

What if we truly understood the experience of children who stutter? Help us find out!

Does your child (aged 7–12) stutter? Or maybe you’re a speech pathologist working with school-age children who stutter?

We’d love to invite you to be part of an exciting new research project at the Australian Stuttering Research Centre.

Some children who stutter experience unhelpful thoughts about their speech, which can lead to speech-related anxiety. We’re developing a simple new tool to identify these thoughts early—so the right support can be put in place during the school years.

🧒 Who can take part?
Children who stutter aged 7 to 12 years.

💻 What’s involved?
A short online survey, completed from home, at your child’s own pace.

By taking part, you’ll help us create a quick, meaningful way to understand and support the experiences of children who stutter.

🔗 Interested?
Link in bio "research"

📞 Questions? We’re here to help. Call (02) 9514 5314 or email [email protected]

Let’s work together to support children who stutter.

17/06/2026

Our colleagues in Melbourne are running a study: Understanding the genetics of stuttering in families.

If you're interested in participating, email: [email protected]

05/06/2026

He did it!!! 👏

A huge thank you to Jonathan Frogley for his incredible support of people who stutter.

Through sheer grit, determination, and months of hard work, Jonathan set himself the challenge of running 100 kms to raise awareness of stuttering and funds to support treatment and research.

Not only did he complete the challenge (with ease), but he also inspired thousands of people along the way!

Jonathan's willingness to share his story, push through discomfort, and give back to a community he cares deeply about has been truly inspiring.

From all of us at the ASRC, thank you, Jonathan. Your impact will be felt by many people who stutter and their families for years to come.

28/05/2026

🏃‍♂️ 100km for stuttering awareness. One incredible story. One powerful cause.

On Friday 29 May, Jonathan Frogley will take on an extraordinary 100-kilometre ultra-marathon — “Stride for Stuttering” — to raise funds for stuttering research and treatment at the Australian Stuttering Research Centre at UTS.

As someone who has lived with stuttering since childhood, Jonathan knows firsthand the challenges it can bring — and he’s turning that experience into action to help others.

His inspiring story is a powerful reminder of why awareness, early intervention, research, and access to treatment matter. Every step he takes will help support life-changing research and treatment for people who stutter.
Read Jonathan’s beautiful story here:
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/stuttering-run-raises-funds-for-research-and-treatment

If Jonathan’s story inspires you, please consider supporting his fundraiser and helping make a difference for people who stutter:
Support Stride for Stuttering:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/stride-for-stuttering

26/05/2026

Some adults who stutter also experience anxiety—and it can shape how they communicate every day.

You might find yourself:
• Avoiding eye contact
• Swapping out words
• Rehearsing sentences in your head
• Saying less than you want to
• Or avoiding situations altogether

These are known as safety behaviours—and we want to understand them better.

At the Australian Stuttering Research Centre, we’ve created a new tool: the Safety Behaviours Checklist.

Now we’re inviting adults who stutter to take part in a research study to help us validate it.

You can take part if you:
✔️ Are 18 years or older
✔️ Began stuttering before age 12
✔️ Can read and write in English

Your responses will directly contribute to improving support and treatment for people who stutter worldwide.

If this sounds like you—we’d really value your input.

📲 Tap the link: https://utsau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_01wy55Lae6nOtpA

21/05/2026

The 2nd Australasian Pacific Conference on Stuttering (AUSPACS) is bringing together clinicians, researchers, people who stutter, students, and advocates from across the region.

This year’s theme, “Stuttering: Evidence, Practice, and Possibility”, will explore the latest research, clinical innovations, lived experiences, and future directions in stuttering.

📍 The University of Melbourne
📅 26–27 November 2026

Whether you work in the field, are studying speech pathology, or have a personal connection to stuttering, AUSPACS is an opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired.

Registrations are now open:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2nd-australasian-pacific-conference-on-stuttering-auspacs-tickets-1988301351867

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Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

Website

https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/australian-stuttering-research-centre

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