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Nervousness makes everything worse not just stuttering but stuttering is not caused by it, it's kind of a disorder that has nothing to do with nervousness...

I'm tired of stuttering and seemingly lack of research on stuttering. So I decided to get a bachelor's degree in psychology.

I'm tired of stuttering and seemingly lack of research on stuttering. So I decided to get a bachelor's degree in psychology. [deleted]...

I have recently learned that people who have a stammer fall into the category of being 'neuro-diverse' - so our brains are wired differently from other, more fluent folk. So, it possibly will never go...

Stuttering is a disability. Severe stuttering is a severe disability. Anyone with a disability has it extra difficult and is prone to mental health problems. This group is a big big help. It is su...

What is the definition of "c*re"?

What is the definition of "c*re"? The term "cure" is a red flag in stuttering communities (I can't even write the word in the title), as "stuttering is incurable" is an unarguable statement (before yo...

Sure I completely agree. I am thinking about what it must be like to be mute and not being able to speak at all. You can talk in sign language and it is I guess your default and you are able to expres...

I forgot the name of it but it was something like Stuttering from childhood or maybe (based on google search) childhood-onset fluency disorder. I kind of use "I stutter" and "I have a speech disorder...

Hmm, stuttering truly is weird, right? BTW, have you read books like "Redefining stuttering", where they say stuttering is psychological for most stutterers?...

It's also sad that it's just assumed that there's no cure (without any logical explanation). Like it's logical that losing a limb has no cure (yet), but stuttering isn't that "drastic"....

Agreed. Stuttering should only become a problem when it mentally impacts and undermines the stutterer's confidence that if they didn't ask for help from anybody then they shouldn't be objectified and ...

Genetic? **NO!** There appears to be genetic factors that can contribute to stuttering, but no one is born with a stutter. Speech is learned. It's a developmental process. Genetics can influence one...

I have been stammer since i was kid and i never thought it was a disability, I am like everyone else, disabilty would be being not able to talk (I dont know the english word) I am just have more troub...

You can get better at talking using breathing techniques, reading out loud and so , is not a disability , just a weakness, if you work on it you can be fluent... Don't get me wrong is hard as fuck,...

Is this no just for 'are you disabled' or 'is having a stammer a disability'? Or both?...

Small correction, disability isn't being unable to do certain things, it's that your ability to do certain things is notably limited. Dyslexic folk can still read, autistic folk do have social skills,...

No. I think that as it requires no adjustments to cater for that I can think of, I don’t see it as a disability....

For those out there with stammers/stutters, do you consider it a disability?

For those out there with stammers/stutters, do you consider it a disability? So sorry if this comment is offensive, was just curious what others with a stammer think about this. Do you consider havin...

You are correct. They can DECREASE stuttering through mindfulness, cognitive behavior therapy, etc. Currently there is NO CURE for stuttering....

If there is more relation, we dont know yet, scientists still working on it, so we will see in the future. The problem here is tho, we, people who stutter, dont make enough sounds to show the world we...

Cuz we should stop relying on what science until now discoverd in this disease .we need an sceptical reintrepretation of this prob....