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There is little research because there is little funding. Unfortunately there is little funding because there is little profit to be made....
The problem is there’s not enough funding or general interest in stuttering treatments. It’s not looked upon as a serious disability. I personally don’t expect there to be medical intervention for a v...
Not talking about cure but greatly reduce or manage it But who knows , in the span of 1 years scientists are developing cures for cancer , hiv even blindness That is just in 1 years Imagine what wi...
I am really optimistic about the future i believe that we will have effective treatments for stuttering at the end of the decade...
First off you have to eradicate your fears of stutter, then you can check out this vid, whose main purpose is to teach you how to 'sing-speak'. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvYvikI58s0](https://w...
Becoming a father soon and I'm terrorized...
Becoming a father soon and I'm terrorized... ...that my kid will inherit my stutter. Realistically speaking, what might be the chances my kid will not inherit this speech impairment? is it something ...
It is actually a mystery, cause stutter was a thing since a humans were born, and the fact that there is still no actually a 100% percents working cure says a lot, maybe there would be some cure if pe...
Intersectionality
Intersectionality the ever-popular lens by which society views one another, all too often exclusive to *physically* immutable characteristics. yet instead of showing our *audibly* immutable characteri...
What is hurting me more than stutter itself is that there are not many relible researches hitherto and it seems like either stutter is really a very complex disorder or just SLP's not giving much rat'...
If she was carrying out Morita therapy then you should've let go of her.If not,then I don't think it funny at all,just self-deceiving....
seems like more of a physical disability rather than neurodivergency although it may be caused by the same areas of the brain ADHD etc impacts...
Yeah but I hope the crime is on SLP's lack of devotions into stutter,not on stutter's complexities themselves....
This is a great topic that is being discussed pretty heavily lately. Here are some great articles/resources. https://therapistndc.org/stuttering-is-a-type-of-neurodivergence/?fbclid=IwAR18cVNACgdO7Z...
Because stuttering is a speech impediment. Neurodiversity refers to disorders that some people think are non-pathological, like autism and ADHD. Meaning that these people think autism isn't a disorder...
>Speech-language pathology has its roots in elocution (speech perfection) stemming from the 18th century in England. In the United States, an emphasis on elocution continued but quickly shifted to ...
I think it's slowly heading in that direction but stuttering is so pathologized and academia is still so far behind the times I think it will take a good long while before it's recognized as such. I t...
I would definitely consider it a neurodivergency. I'll explain why based on my understanding of neurodiversity and the DSM-5: In the DSM-5, Childhood-onset Fluency Disorder (stuttering) is considere...
I have been told my my therapist that I’m on the autistic spectrum, and I stutter sometimes. I believe that being on the autistic spectrum does make stuttering more likely at least because it can make...
I don't think it is. It's neurological in nature, but I'm pretty sure 99.9% of people with autism or ADHD don't stutter. If it were correlated I assume it'd be way more common. Both autism and AdHD ar...
It's really hard to say. I have a stutter and I have autism. My folk are pretty sure that my stutter came as a result of my lack of communication development when I was little - I only started speakin...