The following handout is a "short list" of organizations to contact about stuttering that Gerald Johnson's provides to his clients. It is reproduced below with permission.

A Short List Of Organizations To Contact

1.  Judith Maginnis Kuster: Mankato State University 
http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster/stutter.html 
Many excellent resources for professionals, teachers, parents, 
children and adults who stutter, and significant others.


2.  John Ahlbach: FRIENDS: The Association of Young People Who 
Stutter. 1220 Rosita Rd., Pacifica, CA 94044-4223 Phone: 
650.355.0215. 
Web site: www.friendswhostutter.org
A super organization that really cares about children and their 
caregivers. They publish "Reaching Out" bimonthly. Sponsors national 
and regional meetings.


3.  Stuttering Foundation of America:  3100 Walnut Grove Road,
Suite 603, PO Box 11749, Memphis, TN 38111-0749.
Phone: 800.992.9392.
Web site: www.stuttersfa.org/stuttersfa@aol.com.
Publishes an extensive list of books and pamphlets about stuttering. 
An excellent resource. Most publications are modestly priced and 
very informative. Has a resource/referral list of professionals.


4.  American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
10801 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852-3279
301.897.5700
The professional organization for Speech & Language Pathologists 
and Audiologists. Has publications of wide interest.


5.  National Stuttering Project, 51 00 East La Palma, Suite 208, 
Anaheim Hills, CA 92807. 800.364.1677.
Web site: www.nspstutter.org/nspconta.html
Publishes "Letting Go." A very good resource for self-help groups 
across the US. Sponsors regional and national conventions. 
Publications.


6.  The Speak Easy International, 233 Concord Drive, Paramus, NJ 
07652 201.262.0895. Publishes "The Speak Easy Newsletter" and 
hosts an annual meeting. An excellent high quality resource.


7.  AIMS: American Institute for the Management of Stuttering. 
Gerald F. Johnson, Ph.D., 474 Lake Bluff Lane, Grafton, WI 53024. 
414.377.2301; FAX: 414.377.5377; Email: drgfj@aol.com 
Specializing in the prevention and treatment of stuttering in children 
and adults. Consultations and creative therapy to meet the needs of 
the individual.


8.  Contact many universities, clinics, hospitals, schools and those 
persons in private practice for a person who specializes in the 
treatment of stuttering. There are many excellent people available in 
most locations.
added October 26, 1998