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Yeah, the author being a stutterer made the article so relatable and understandable. It’s awesome....

Totally! It’s nice to read something by a stutterer too - feels like he understands it all a lot better having struggled with it himself....

What's your problem with 'd' in English, exactly? Are you sure you have a stutter, and not just a specific pronunciation issue?...

I have a masters degree in law and stutter severely. It's not a learning disability....

Maybe not a learning disability per se. Still, stutter surely is a disability in many ways. But 99% of rule makers, experts and committees have no idea how hard it is to live with it. And so you often...

Stuttering is not a learning disability, it is a neurological abnormality in how we produce speech. Current line of thought is it may have something to do with how the brain deals with the timing of s...

Stuttering is a disorder if anything, not a disability. I mean if u wanted to have it be a disability then you can board first on planes🤷🏻‍♂️...

Mutation in the brain is definitely not true! I try to read about current stuttering research, and it is still largely unknown what causes it. Some say it’s part psychological, some say it’s our patte...

It is definitely not a ‘learning’ disability. Some say it is a disability, some don’t. Technically I think it is....

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Disability Is stuttering a learning disability? I have stuttered my entire 30 years of life. I was told I most likely have a mutation in the part of my brain that is responsible for speech. I was alwa...

I'm not quite getting information about the attitude from the GP in your presentation. Writing things down is indeed a way to communication, and seeing as how it might help someone get their point ac...

Maybe they do stutter sometimes? why are we so quick to gatekeeper stuttering. Like everything else in life. Not everyone has the same experiences....

It's obvious that you people who are accusing me of being fraudulent are very angry, and I wonder about that. Could it be that even though you are so credentialed, you are still not able to produce fl...

Speech therapy doesn't work, and, as a psychologist and stutter (or almost ex) the research in this field in lacking. In Italy I had the luck to follow a course of an ex stutter psychologist ho helps ...

This is affirming, and a unique perspective, but ultimately not how the situation is viewed. I agree with the study of communication. But if someone is seen as not being able to produce speech as th...

I am a speech therapist and a person who stutters. It’s what makes me so passionate about working with people who stutter. There are actually quite a few well known speech therapists who stutter. Bu...

>This particular Speech Therapist taught me how to shape my mouth into weird shapes when speaking, how to slow down my words to the pace that it sounded like I was mooing.. she also taught me how t...

Having reviewed the information you've shared - Whispering in the definition you give isn't speaking. So the process you're talking about isn't in any way helpful to someone who stutters. I understa...

I think stuttering therapy now is much more geared towards acceptance, and they teach us a lot of counselling components in graduate school, because let’s be honest, stuttering isn’t correcting an r o...

Hello Joris - From personal experience it was **lowering my voice** and **making it louder** that helped me find fluency. My experience came from having access to qualified healthcare professionals an...