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Written by: Martin Winkler
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 25 Jul 2008.

Is there a connection between ADHS and Stuttering? I am a speech therapist and work with some children, I assume have ADHD. Do you know anything about this topic?

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It is not unusual that children with ADHD have development delays and/or additional disturbances. A small amount of children also have obvious problems with speaking. Unfortunately there are no good, useful therapies to recommend for this problem. However there is a good article that have been published about this subject in a specialist journal (see sources), which could possibly be helpful.

 
 
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