Your local yellow pages: This will give you some familiarity with the local rehabilitation centers and pediatric hospitals.

American Speech-Language Hearing Association, the organization that licenses speech pathologists, provides an online database of therapists. See ProServ: Online Directory of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Programs

Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists provides a list of provincial associations. Check your provincial association for information about practicioners in your area.

Local school districts' special education department diagnostician: Call your local school district's special education department and ask to speak to the diagnostician. See if the diagnostician will share with you the names of the speech-language pathologists with whom the district works when needing an outside evaluation.

Public school speech therapist

Local universities' speech language pathology departments: Local universities' speech-language departments have a lot of experience with assessment of children with speech-language disorders. Evaluations and therapy are often provided by students and charged on a sliding-scale based on family income.

Internet Listing of Speech-Language Pathologists' E-Mail Addresses

Stuttering Foundation of America's Referral Lists Includes countries outside of the United States, as well

Stuttering Specialists

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