Barbara Dahm – Director
CTI Director Barbara Dahm
Barbara Dahm SLP-CCC; BRS-FD is the director of Communication Therapy Institute. She received her degrees from Boston University and has 40 years of experience as a speech pathologist. Her extensive experience working with children and adults who stutter in both group and individual settings has enabled her to gain a deep understanding of all the issues related to stuttering. In 1993, Barbara presented the speech processing approach for the treatment of stuttering that she discovered during the course of her work. This approach was published in 1997 as Dynamic Stuttering Therapy: A Comprehensive speech processing approach. This treatment program was further refined and in 2007 the Dynamic Stuttering Therapy workbook was published.
Barbara is a certified member of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association and licensed by the State of New Jersey and Israel. She is a member of the ASHA Special Interest Division in fluency disorders, a member of Israel Association of Communications Clinicians and a founding member of the International Fluency Association. She is active in several self-help groups of people who stutter both in Israel and the USA. She has presented her approach to professionals and people who stutter in The Netherlands, England, Germany, Denmark, Canada, Israel and the USA.
CTI Administrative Director Roger Damm
Roger Damm MA. – Administrative Director
Roger Damm is the pillar that supports all that goes on at CTI. From overseeing schedules, to being a liaison to the Health Funds and making sure that our clients needs are met, Roger uses his vast experience as a business manager and mentor. Since 2000, Roger has become so immersed in all aspects of the treatment program at CTI that he is sought out by many clients for his advice and guidance. In the past he worked for International Companies including Levi Strauss and Helena Rubenstein. However, according to Roger, seeing people opening up and becoming fluent speakers is immeasurably rewarding.
