For teens and adults, stuttering is something that has been defined from their communication experiences; it shapes identity, influences relationships, and can affect how someone navigates the world around them. This course draws on the latest research to help clinicians understand the full psychosocial impact of stuttering across these life stages. Participants will leave equipped with practical counseling-based approaches that go beyond focus on surface-level behaviors. These strategies address the thoughts, feelings, and lived experiences of our clients who stutter.