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>How can other people thinking a different way (like you) effect the amount of people who have a speech impediment? Because if less stutterers have children there will be less stutterers in the wo...

>you even want to convince others that people who stutter can't ever be happy And where exactly did I say that? Stuttering people can have very happy lives, take a look at samuel Jackson,emily blu...

Remediation of a lisp is child’s play compared to stuttering! I usually have clients for a few month to a year to completely fix a lisp. My stuttering clients are usually lifers....

There was an old ted talk that the lady(who was 🏳️‍🌈) stated there is just hard. Her hard, his hard, their hard, my hard. No point in ranking. I don’t have a lisp but it sounds hard. I’m sorry that...

In most cases a lisp is a lot easier to correct than a stutter....

I don’t like questions like this because it’s not a competition. However, you are welcome in our community if you can’t find support elsewhere. Obviously, there are stutter-specific suggestions, how...

A few months of good speech therapy and a lisp can be corrected. Stuttering is life even with good speech therapy. A lisp is how you produce a sound. It is a pattern you have developed that can be...

I’m not going to choose because both can be disruptive and damaging to your happiness. We shouldn’t be trying to figure out which is worse, we should be sticking up for each other and educating others...

like Yahoo said, it's a communication disorder. It's not about breathing. It's not about anxiety. It's a neuromuscular miscoordination in the system of speech production. At least that's how I describ...

Stuttering is a speech disorder because it disrupts normal speech....

I think it's relatively unjustified thinking a stutter is another mental insufficiency completly. A stammer is an impedement in itself and should not be confused, especially not being placed in a spec...

Hey! Just saw this post and your comment. Most research in stuttering uses VERY small samples. We think this is unfortunate because we probably aren't getting a very good picture of the population of ...

No, stuttering is a mental sickness related to a dopamine dysfunction, like schizophrenia or adhd. Antypshichotics and sometimes stimulants improve it and in some people they are life changing. It's n...

Stuttering is not a disease. It's not a dopamine dysfunction. it's not like schizophrenia. It is not related to personality. It is a communication disorder. It is a part of who you are and the sooner ...

Stuttering is not a part of yourself, it's a genetic mental disease related to an overall dopamine dysfunction like adhd or schizofreny. Stuttering is not a part of my personality, it makes myself to ...

They are not cured. You can't cure who you are. Brains don't magically change like that. You can develop you neuropathways, but that's not the same thing. I believe what you're thinking of are people ...

Well... we don't know exactly how it works: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuttering#Causes Our main concern should be management, not definition. The former is important for our well-being. We'll l...

We'll first have to define what we mean by "psychological" to get this line of thinking off the ground. For instance, psychological as opposed to what? Something "purely physical"? What would this ev...

I think it's 2 different words for the same thing, my speech therapist used to tell me "we call it stammer" (in Ireland I assume, or maybe just speech therapists) but anyone else I know just says 'stu...

Same thing. Stuttering in the U.S. Stammering across the pond. ...