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There's no cure. Even people who don't stutter very much any more are still people who stutter. It's part of who you are....

By definition, you have to live with it for the rest of your life. Thus, easiest way to live is to learn to live with your stutter and a stoic approach may be the best way to do it: you have little co...

Did you read the study? https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnins.2020.00158/full It says next to nothing. It's just pointing out that research is possible. - It's somewhat weird that the...

How severe is your stutter? It’s definitely a disability at the higher scale of severity, not just a state of mind......

Being successful in social, academic, athletic and professional settings. It’s a state of mind not a disability. Nut up or shut up. Edit: Tone of the message....

I think this is the definition of secondaries. hers are actually not bad, but they can be very distracting. There are a few things I definitely agree with her on, and some that I really wonder ho...

Excellent film! Although my old speech therapist said she wasn’t keen on the message of the film, which was basically learning to cover up your stutter. She was pro stuttering freely lol...

Your username inspires doubt.... But I think they do. Academia is a serious form of creation I just received my degree in Philosophy, Cum Laude with Honors and I’m currently applying to Ph.D program...

To be perfectly honest... it's not advisable to think of stutter in this way. "The good life" isn't hiding behind a wall called stuttering. We're not barred from "happiness" on account of not speaking...

I haven't, stuttering never pushed me further then short-time depressions. What I can understand however is the feeling of “not having a valid reason“ for feeling down. Even in economically developed ...

I haven't looked into this too much, but from what I've seen he has dementia and doesn't really stutter, per say. Now, I agree with you that he shouldn't be made fun of for that, but the US president...

Right. There are indeed actors in here who don't appreciate the approach of scientific consensus, and prefer instead to invent their own things, whilst simultaneously shitting on the documented ways....

>Got downvoted when I’m literally a grad student in Speech-Lang pathology, with a stutter. There’s a reason I don’t come to this sub often. I think its because you used too many big words and didn...

Why isn't there a treatment for Stuttering?

Why isn't there a treatment for Stuttering? There are No treatments that help us stutters speak more normally and effectively! Speech therapy is just useless and it didn't help me one bit, i still hav...

This is a bad comparison, and incredibly misleading. Treating stuttering the way you suggest was *the* primary focus of speech therapy for decades. While nowadays, if you have a therapist worth their ...

You don't know how it started, because that's not knowledge that's available. It's not something you did yourself. So, you're not going to get anything out of pursuing that idea, let alone becoming co...

To put it simply, we don't know enough about stutter yet. But we do tend to know at least some things already, in terms of what is and isn't true, and what does and doesn't work. - What you describe...

Speech therapy is not about "guessing" why a stutterer stutters. It's about helping the stutterer to manage their stuttering better. As such, we don't really care about causes of stuttering in this r...

I’m confused why people spend money to have other people guess why they stutter and have them do things that somehow fix their stutter.

I’m confused why people spend money to have other people guess why they stutter and have them do things that somehow fix their stutter. (I’m 15, so I don’t know a whole lot about the world so don’t st...

Fellow adult stutterer here! As much as we hate being told to breathe, when a therapist actually tells us HOW to breathe or gives us excercises instead of simply saying "Breathe!" which is what my Gra...