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About Adult Stuttering Services
Adult Stuttering Services PC is a speech therapy practice centered on stuttering care for adults. The practice is led by Ana Hernandez, M.S., CCC-SLP, an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist who studied communication sciences and disorders at the University of Texas, contributed to research in a developmental stuttering lab, and later earned her master’s degree from UT Dallas. The website describes her work as focused on helping adults better understand their stutter and communicate with more ease through an approach called Safe Spaces of Stuttering. This framework is presented as a way to help clients build healthier, more accepting spaces for stuttering within themselves, within close relationships, and within the wider community. The site also notes that therapy uses research based practices intended to reduce anxiety around speaking and support more authentic, confident communication.
In addition to one on one therapy, the practice offers education, coaching, and community based programming. The website says Ana currently serves people who stutter in Illinois, Texas, Michigan, California, and South Carolina. It also states that she is available for speaking engagements across the country and internationally. Adult Stuttering Services hosts Green Social events, which are informal gatherings for people who stutter or clutter, and the site highlights related activity in places such as Chicago, Denver, and Austin. The practice also shares webinars and presentations about current approaches to stuttering therapy, including material for speech-language pathologists and others who want to better support people who stutter. The site further notes that Ana’s professional work is informed by both clinical experience and personal health experiences, and that she contributes actively to the stuttering community. She is also identified on the website as the National Stuttering Association’s Speech-Language Pathologist of the Year for 2025.
Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types
Who they treat: General Family
Conditions Treated: Stuttering and Stammering
Clinical Focuses: Stuttering and Fluency
Treatment Types: Stuttering Therapy
Contact Details & Directions
1446 N Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60610
Open Hours
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 08:00 – 19:00
Tuesday: 08:00 – 19:00
Wednesday: 08:00 – 19:00
Thursday: 08:00 – 19:00
Friday: 08:00 – 19:00
Saturday: Closed
Social Links & Google Reviews
Google Review Count: 6
Frequently Asked Questions
The practice focuses on stuttering therapy for adults. The website says therapy helps clients understand their stutter, speak with less stress, and build healthier spaces for stuttering within themselves, close relationships, and community life.
Adults seeking stuttering support can inquire about therapy. The coaching page also states that parents, teachers, speech therapists, and others who want to better support someone in their life can book a one on one appointment for guidance and education about stuttering.
According to the website, Ana currently serves people who stutter in Illinois, Texas, Michigan, California, and South Carolina. The site also says she is available for speaking engagements across the country and internationally.
The contact page invites people to reach out for a free 30 minute consultation, to ask a question, or to inquire about therapy, coaching, or speaking engagements. Contact options listed on the site include an online form, email, and phone.
Green Social is described as an informal event for people who stutter or clutter. The website says it is not a support group and is meant to feel more like a casual social gathering, where attendees can come alone or bring someone with them.
Yes. The site highlights webinars, seminars, and speaking engagements, including presentations about why stuttering matters and how therapy approaches have changed. It also notes that Ana presents for professional and community audiences.
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