Geоrge, а 9-yeаr-оld bоy, hаs difficulty with fluency of speech patterns. He has had this problem since he was in early elementary school and the issue has not been resolved over time. George becomes blocked or hesitant in speech when stressed or is making a report or reading aloud. He has times when he prolongs consonants and vowels but becomes the most distressed when he repeats words or short phrases. His teacher states, “George is a very smart little boy, but no one understands how intelligent he is because of his speech issues. I notice the problems he has with both the fluency and time patterning of his speech. Evidently, his dad and mom thought he would outgrow this problem. She mentioned that her brother had some speech problems. I know that some of his peers’ mimic and tease him when teachers are not present. I am irritated that it has taken this long for George to be referred for speech therapy.” George has a diagnosis of what?
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