Finding Your Voice: Innovative Psychotherapy Approaches for Stuttering | Workshop for Adults and SLPs
Sunday, March 30, 2025 | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM EST | Zoom
About This Event
Are you curious about how different therapeutic modalities can support people who stutter? Join us for an interactive workshop led by Naomi Zauderer, LCSW, as she introduces three powerful approaches—Internal Family Systems (IFS), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)—specifically tailored for stuttering challenges.
This hands-on workshop will provide insight into what therapy sessions using these modalities actually feel like, with demonstrations and opportunities for participation. Rather than just learning about these approaches theoretically, you'll experience aspects of how they work in practice.
Whether you're a person who stutters seeking new options, a speech therapist expanding your toolkit, or a mental health professional interested in stuttering support, this workshop will provide valuable perspectives on holistic approaches to stuttering.
What You'll Learn
In this interactive workshop, you'll:
Experience how IFS can help identify and heal parts of yourself connected to stuttering patterns
Understand the body-mind connection in stuttering through Sensorimotor Psychotherapy
Learn practical ACT techniques for developing a new relationship with stuttering
Discover strategies to address the emotional and psychological dimensions of stuttering
See how these approaches can complement traditional speech therapy
Gain resources for further exploration in your stuttering journey
Workshop Leader
Naomi Zauderer, LCSW
Naomi is a compassionate psychotherapist who empowers people who stutter to overcome limiting narratives and communicate with confidence. Drawing from her own experiences as a person who stutters, she brings unique sensitivity to her work. Naomi holds certifications in trauma treatment modalities including Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR, and Trauma-Focused CBT. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Queens College with a degree in Language and Communication Disorders and earned her master's in clinical social work from Hunter College.
Save Your Spot
Discover how these evidence-based modalities can support not just your speech, but overall wellbeing and self-expression.
*Space is limited to ensure meaningful participation opportunities.