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> dysphemia Huh, seems like they can't really figure out if these things belong together or are separate. https://www.uv.es/uvweb/master-speech-therapy-intervention/en/blog/dyphemia-causes-develo...

I want to learn those strategies to help those who want it. Some people are content with the way they speak and that is totally okay. I will note what you have said. Thank you...

Should we stop calling our condition as stuttering?

Should we stop calling our condition as stuttering? When we tell ourselves "Don't think about X" our mind actually thinks about X even more. For example, sports athletes who think a lot about not fail...

There are far too many factors involved with stuttering for us to know truly why or what causes stuttering or what causes suddenly fluency. I’m not saying you are doing this, but I’ve read “articles” ...

I'm sorry, but that's not true. You can accept it in your life, but that doesn't mean it isn't a sickness. That's like saying schizophrenia is not a sickness and only a part of yourself, just no...

I know we don't know. I also know that stuff shared on the internet gets passed around. That's why I wrote what I wrote. It's a concern what gets passed around (as mentioned previously)....

Meh- ok then note what stormzy wrote- never did he claim to be providing an “explanation.” Just saying. Also as a professional (slp and researcher), we don’t really know the “explanation,” it’s stil...

Note what I wrote: >not a proper explanation of stuttering He's besically free to say whatever, but what I'm saying is that it's incorrect _in terms of explanatory power_. And in that regard, we ...

>"My brain moves fast and i wanna make sure I'm saying the right thing so sometimes I verbally trip over myself" This is an incorrect portrayal of stutter. It's similar to the things we're told b...

I just saw an interview with him to check and he does seem to stutter. But as you said, it's poorly explained...

I don’t doubt your program delivers success. Stuttering is a motor speech disorder that is incurable, and to say it isn’t is dishonest. Varying degrees of fluency can be improved and maintained. Howev...

This may not be a stutter. Also, if it is, it's not a proper explanation of stuttering. What I mean to say is - visibility is fine, but we don't want misleading knowledge with it....

Ehh. IMO it’s kindve a waste. It’s not like they will cure it, but if it gives you peace of mind then you should...

There are contexts where a neurologist could be relevant (e.g. sudden onset stutter), but for regular stutter, it's likely not going to yield anything of use. Perhaps they wouldn't even know what to ...

To be fair sn't all acting fake? I have a Drama degree and a stutter my whole life. Through my degree (2001-2005) other students who acted would ask me about it. It's like an accent, good actors talk ...

I really hate in some movies that only the autistic kid or whatever illness is having that kid has as side effect stuttering..fking hell you don't have to be born ill or without legs to stutter...

Excellent essay. Not surprised at all that you got into Duke. Also, I loved your narrative of acceptance and awareness over "fluency". Many PWS and those around them are so focused on a cure and getti...

that's sick! how'd you get the opportunity for that? also i'm wondering, how much do people know about stuttering modification therapy vs cognitive restructuring? it feels like everyone in this subre...

I don't necessarily agree with your opinions but it is fantastic seeing someone from this community get up and embrace their stutter in such a public setting. I'm so proud of you and good luck with yo...

Hey man congrats! I do the same thing, it's nice seeing someone else trying to show people it's okay to have a stuttrr...