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I think tactics for very young stutterers are different, but that in itself wouldn't explain those particular approaches. It's not my understanding that we teach stutterers to pretend to not have a st...

TMS for stuttering. Anyone with a research background able to translate?

TMS for stuttering. Anyone with a research background able to translate? ...

You cant be born with a stutter, you develop it....

We might presume it's important for us stutterers to be able to express ourselves fully, and that we seek to do so via other channels than regular speech, which is so often frustrated by our circumsta...

i think its all about accepting your stutter as it not something you can cure only manage. so please do not feel pressured to stop stuttering. **God** grant **us** the serenity to accept the **thing...

You're more likely to find success in such a project if you generalize it into how people go about doing things, with various abilities and challenges and contexts and backgrounds and that sort of thi...

>Stuttering can’t be cured That's a popular dogma without any scientific proof. The brain can rewire itself. Many people "cured" themselves (in case of stuttering, the word "cure" to me means that...

All of our brains are wired differently. To put it differently, "brain" isn't a box with a few variable configurations. It's literally a dynamical mass of expansive functionality with multiple ways of...

Stuttering can’t be cured(you probably already know this), I’m not trying to be rude but your parents should do research into it. If they don’t understand your stutter how are they going to try to te...

paul stamets says it helped him stop stuttering. It effect the brain so maybe some haywire going on for some people, for some it gets worse...

Maybe this comment was downvoted, because many stutterers actually don't want to change and make excuses, like "stuttering is incurable" or "this or that method is not scientific enough to try it". It...

The brain can rewire itself (see neuroplasticity) so there isn't any reason why stuttering couldn't be cured ("cure" means no speech fear and a speech that doesn't seem disabled to others - 100% fluen...

Look, he might have had a stutter at some point in his life, but its time to wake up and smell the roses. The man very obviously has diminished mental capacity. He cant speak or form coherent sentence...

"Stuttering is not a disorder. You either got into bad speaking habits and developed a stutter or never really learned to speech correctly. " I'm sorry but I cannot disagree more with that statement...

Parents blame every ailment on screen time. There's no evidence to link stuttering and computing. I'm sorry to hear that it's having such as effect on you. I hope knowing that she's wrong and you kn...

What "benefits" would recognising stuttering as a disability bring to us? Serious question...

In Britain the definition of a disability of something that has a "significant, long-term effect on your life". They don't provide an exhaustive list of every single disability, and there's too many t...

That is true, however, I have been trying to find where Speakeasy has sourced this information from, because I haven't found anything from any Australian government websites that definitively state th...

According to the Australian Speakeasy website, yes, yes it is. This isn't surprising as it's a disability in many countries. Although being a disability isn't really a binary thing. Disabilities ob...

it's true. and then there's the fact that you don't want to be pitied and seen as disabled by people and it's hard for you to stand that you might be (that's the thing which I'm personally working on ...