Media Coverage
Discussing Stuttering on WAMC’s The Round Table May 9, 2007
Read my 2008 ISAD paper on my journey out of the covert closet!
Dressing Up or Dressing Down – Article about Covert Stuttering Albany NY Times Union July 26, 2009
Read my 2009 ISAD paper on things I learned in therapy!
WAMC Radio with Joe in Studio A for National Stuttering Awareness Week May 11, 2010
Have mercy on kids who stutter, Times Union Albany NY October 21, 2010
Read my 2010 ISAD Paper co-written with Christine from London
Read the 2010 ISAD panel presentation about the Women Who Stutter podcast!
Read the 2010 ISAD paper on Friends Support for kids co-written with Lee Caggiano!
The Kings Speech and Stuttering Times Union Albany, NY January 1, 2011
Today’s Women Feature on News Channel 13 Albany NY February 10, 2011
The Troy Record (newspaper -0nline) covers our workshop on Stuttering February 17, 2011
Careers – How Stuttering impacts the workplace – MSNBC article February 21, 2011
Pam to speak on Hidden Journey of Stuttering at UW at Milwaukee on March 4, 2011
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article – mentions me and this blog (March 15, 2011)
Jefferson Award Medal for Public Service April 4, 2011
Read my 2011 ISAD paper about Toastmasters and Stuttering
Letter to the Editor – Albany NY Times Union 11/11/11
Response to my letter to the editor – Albany NY Times Union 11/23/11
Success and Stuttering – Parentology TV Show – Albany NY 01/15/12
Read my 2013 ISAD paper about What Women Who Stutter Want To Talk About
Watch my 2014 video contribution called Be Memorable.
Read my 2015 ISAD paper on The Disability Question
Read my 2016 ISAD paper on Talking to Kids Who Stutter
Read my 2017 ISAD paper on Five Ways the World Can Better Understand Stuttering
Read my 2018 ISAD paper and watch the video on Do We Speak Our Minds Enough?
Read my 2019 ISAD paper and watch the video on We Only Grow by Growing
April 10, 2016 at 9:09 AM
I applaud all of these efforts, although I never heard of any of them until recently (April 2016). I fought the same battle for 25 years. As a young trial attorney, I couldn’t even say my name in court. With the help of six sessions with a psychiatrist and years of trial and error, I did find my own ways of making my stuttering undetectable, even though fears of it still haunt me every day; the good news is that people can’t tell that I am still fighting stuttering. I’m long in the tooth now and long retired, and I have decided to make stuttering my charity; that is, a couple months ago, I released a book detailing my methods, which are quite different from anything that I’ve read in dozens of stuttering-books. My book (Stuttering & Anxiety Self-Cures, which is on Kindle), I GIVE away to stutterers, their parents and therapists, no strings attached (no products, clinics or anything else to sell – I’m long past all of that). So, if you want my book free, just email me your email address to info@leeglovett.com, and I’ll buy a copy for you. I only ask one thing in return: Feedback; that is, the recipient’s suggestions, as my goal is to tweak my self-cures as needed to help others. Regardless, good luck to all stutterers. Lee