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Sudden onset adult stutter?

Sudden onset adult stutter? Hey y’all! A bit of backstory, but there’s a Tl;dr as well. I started a new job last spring, but it really ramped up in responsibilities around Sept/Oct. They had us all w...

In full transparency I only skimmed the paper so I’m not sure if this is addressed, but it seems to me that the relationship between motor control and stuttering would be better explained in the other...

It is 9-year old research with a very small sample size. As a person who stutters and SLP who works with children who stutter I don't really see a correlation. Meh...

Research shows that people who stutter are worse at balance and strength exercise. What was you experience?

Research shows that people who stutter are worse at balance and strength exercise. What was you experience? I came across [this](https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/147230519.pdf) paper and was baffled by...

I’ve noticed a lot posts saying that people don’t stutter when they talk to themselves when alone. But I stutter just as much when I’m alone as when I’m talking to people. Is anyone else like this too?

I’ve noticed a lot posts saying that people don’t stutter when they talk to themselves when alone. But I stutter just as much when I’m alone as when I’m talking to people. Is anyone else like this too...

No I’m not saying just do nothing. There has been studies done that show abnormalities in parts of the brain compared to non stutters. It not solely down to just thinking urself out of it....

Of course we can talk fluently on our own it’s like when we sing we don’t stutter,,,we use a different part of the brain during these times. There is times when I do not feel anxious/nervous at all an...

Neurological disorders have to do with the physical neurons and how they interact with each other. Psychological disorders are disorders of the mind and psyche. You’d see a neurologist for Parkinson’s...

It’s really more neurologic than psychological. Psychogenic stutters *do* exist, but aren’t anywhere near the majority, as far as I’m aware....

Yeah, most stutters start in your brain, just like speech itself does....

As far as I know disability is for physicality, and a stutter is a mental disorder....

That’s where the research is right now, yes. But personally I’m hoping for future research to find some sort of bridge between these different brain areas. How cool would that be?...

What I learned in college is that we use a different part of our brain when we’re talking to ourselves or singing than we do when we’re in conversation. This is true for everyone, not just us who stut...

I have brain damage and developed a neurogenic stutter about 7 years ago. The one thing I would have never have guessed about being a stutterer is how exhausting a simple conversation can be.

I have brain damage and developed a neurogenic stutter about 7 years ago. The one thing I would have never have guessed about being a stutterer is how exhausting a simple conversation can be. [deleted...

Agreed! 39yo with a stutter and found out two months ago I have ADHD. Would love to better understand the connection, or help someone figure it out!...

I've literally been thinking about this nonstop for the past year. Almost every stutterer is like this. It really shows that we don't have some brain damage or something. It's just that in a social si...

I am not sure about the relationship between executive functioning disorder and stuttering, but executive functioning itself has been implicated in the development and symptom severity of stuttering (...

It is common that stuttering and ADHD co-occur (reasons for this is still unclear). By developing a tool that assesses both conditions, clinical outcomes might be improved (as children with both condi...

Not adhd but my son has executive functioning disorder which has characteristics of adhd and also stutters. Would love to know if there is a correlation between these....

We are looking to develop a child assessment tool for ADHD and stuttering, therefore we need to understand how children would respond....