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“It’s because it isn’t fatal”, are you yourself a stutterer? Sorry but i didn’t get your point, can you explain...
It’s because it isn’t fatal. Cancer research is now one of the most funded research because of its fatality rate....
Sometimes i wonder why there still is no proper cure or anything like that, with all the advances of humanity, or are people just not Intrested enough
Sometimes i wonder why there still is no proper cure or anything like that, with all the advances of humanity, or are people just not Intrested enough ...
I study sociology, my friend studies psychology and we talk about these things a lot. When assessing the social status of another person, the most important aspect that we consider (consciously or sub...
Just so you kinda know me better I’m 16 and the pastor is 26 or 28 (I can’t remember). But then everyone else is around my age for the most part. Wdym about them just following me because of my coolne...
Hm, I wouldn't count on the prayers helping reduce the stutter itself, speech therapy seems like the better choice here. But if you're religious, your faith can maybe help you cope with it, shine a di...
Fantastic film! Colin Firth does an excellent job as a stutterer. I especially like that the film is realistic in that although his stutter improves, it’s not something that’s portrayed as “curable.” ...
Those don't look like stutter areas. How can it be called "*stuttering* paradox" in that case? Did you make this term up, or where did you get it from?...
Do the people who ask you to read know that you stutter? Have you talked to them about it? - There's no known cure for stutter, but there's speech therapy to help you manage it. Ever tried that?...
They’re synonyms referring to the same condition. It’s called “stuttering” in the US and “stammering” in England. Not sure what’s common in other countries....
I agree that the experience of stuttering enhances some valuable skills because of the adjustments made. A better listener, more empathic and development of artistic skills, My question is - if the st...
That's what fascinates me when it comes to mental issues. They are terrible and painful but they also make you become a better person (in not all the cases) and makes you understand what other people ...
Honestly? Probably not- the most recent research that really changed the way for SLPs and just research about stuttering is from 2012/2014/2015/2017/2018 Before like in 2003-there were still thoughts...
What’s awful is you met that one speech therapist. You also have to consider for the majority of SLP life, non-stutterers were teaching them! Relying on kids to do intervention is a way to try and be ...
People need to know that stuttering is something we can’t control, and it’s not our fault that we are like this.
People need to know that stuttering is something we can’t control, and it’s not our fault that we are like this. It’s like i always try to explain people that it’s not our fault that we are like this ...
In my program 5 hours was all I got... it would have been even less but my professor who taught my fluency course added in a lecture on counseling when he realized how little we were getting. Since no...
That's interesting. So unless you choose to specialize in stuttering and perhaps even pursue a PhD in stuttering, you get just 5 hours worth of counseling on stuttering as an SLP in grad school? And w...
It’s entirely possible. I’m not a speech therapist but I did take a class on communication disorders in college for fun and to learn about my own stutter. I want to say it’s like... Aphasia? Regardles...
Rule 9. This subreddit’s official stance aligns with science: There is currently no cure for stuttering. Any post presenting something as a cure will be reviewed, and if lacking any proven, peer-revie...
Let’s say a person has cancer. That person would have an oncologist to manage their cancer, but they would also have a pcp to manage their health, a psychologist to mange their mental health because ...