Stuttering therapy that meets you where you are.
Support for teens and adults who stutter living in Kentucky. Virtual care that makes room for you.
Stuttering is different for everyone.
This space is for what feels important to you.
It’s okay to stutter. Ashley at Daylight Stuttering Therapy offers person-centered and stuttering affirming speech therapy focused on helping you communicate more freely in the ways that matter most to you.
Providing you with the flexibility of remote services
Specialized support provided virtually — flexible, convenient, and tailored to your needs. Currently accepting clients residing in the state of Kentucky.
Virtual
Services
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A holistic, individualized approach to stuttering therapy, centered on your experiences, your goals, your communication values, and your everyday life.
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Guided by an avoidance reduction approach, sessions focus on decreasing a variety of avoidances that may occur around speaking in a supportive group space. Group members are encouraged to explore experiences, share in guided discussions, and target their individual goals together while working toward authentic communication.
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A holistic, supportive approach for teenagers navigating the unique challenges of stuttering through their teen years, honoring their own goals and values.
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Guidance and support for parents of children who stutter at any age who are seeking a better understanding of stuttering and a desire to help their child thrive.
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Coaching and group training sessions for speech language pathologists seeking to gain confidence and clinical skills to work with people who stutter.
Interested in a speaking engagement? Find out more information here.
Meet the Therapist
Ashley is a licensed speech-language pathologist based in Kentucky, specializing in stuttering treatment. She holds a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and a Graduate Certificate in Advanced Treatment of Fluency Disorders. As a Spero Ally of Stuttering®, she stays engaged in the stuttering community through continuing education, support group leadership, and leading a chapter of the National Stuttering Association. Ashley also presents for and coaches other SLPs and has been recognized with ASHA’s 2024 Distinguished Early Career Professional Certificate.
