Hollins Communications Research Institute (HCRI - www.stuttering.org) was founded by Ronald L. Webster, Ph.D. in 1972 to investigate stuttering with scientific methods and new treatment approaches. Under Dr. Webster's direction, Roanoke, Virginia-based HCRI, a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization, has become a leader in stuttering research and developing innovative, scientifically based therapy approaches.
HCRI offers 12-day stuttering therapy programs throughout the year. Institute clinicians have treated 6,000+ people from across the U.S. and 47 other countries. 93% of program participants acquire fluency by the end of treatment. Follow-up studies show that 70% to 75% retain fluent speech for the long term.
Clients come from all walks of life, including broadcasters, athletes, teachers, students, doctors, actors, engineers, military personnel, business professionals, police officers, paramedics, and even royalty.
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