The Stuttering Therapy Center is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of stuttering.  Brian Heskin earned his  Masters of Arts degree in Communication Disorders from the University of Northern Colorado.  As a certified SLP since 1994, Brian has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of fluency disorders.  He is a Board  Recognized Specialist in Fluency Disorders by Division 4 (Fluency and Fluency Disorders) of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA).  Brian is a graduate of the Stuttering Therapy Training for Specialists from Northwestern University.  He is trained in the Lidcombe Program,  an evidenced-based best practices therapy program for early intervention.  Brian is also a  practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). 

317 North Meldrum 
 Fort Collins, CO 80521 
Phone: 970-232-6863

Brian Heskin, M.A., CCC-SLP

Email: stc@mywdo.com

www.stutteringtherapycenter.com

Brian Heskin, M.A., CCC-SLP  

Board Recognized Specialist— 
  Fluency Disorders  
Lidcombe Programmed Trained 

PUTTING THE PIECES TOGETHER     

FOR LASTING FLUENCY

317 North Meldrum 
 Fort Collins, CO 80521 
Phone: 970-232-6863

Services

 The Stuttering Therapy Center (STC)is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of stuttering.  The center  serves clients from  preschool age through adult. Therapy is individually designed according to the needs of the client. 

A Direct  Individualized  Approach to Therapy

Parent Comment

Brian has given my son the tools and confidence to be in control of his smooth speech– Liz LoBello

Putting the Pieces Together for Lasting Fluency

Our therapy consists of an integrated    approach addressing the

ABC’s of Stuttering

·         Affective:  fear, anxiety, avoidance, anticipation of stuttering

·         Behavioral:  fluency shaping and modification strategies

·         Cognitive: reframing and reorganizing our thoughts and ideas about stuttering and ourselves.

“Brian has really helped me. This is a great way to get rid of your stutter.”

Board Recognized Specialist 
 Fluency Disorders

The Specialty Board on Fluency Disorders of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association  recognizes individuals who have expertise in the treatment of fluency disorders.  In order to achieve this designation, the speech-language pathologist must demonstrate in-depth knowledge in the area of fluency and fluency disorders, meet continuing education requirements, and maintain an active clinical practice in the area of stuttering.  For more information, visit their website at  www.stutteringspecialists.org.