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Do you ever feel like you're "wired" differently than everyone else?

Do you ever feel like you're "wired" differently than everyone else? I already know I'm different from everyone else. I knew early on that my thought process is not typical and I didn't necessarily "f...

Confirmation of high exhale rate: Choked flow

Confirmation of high exhale rate: Choked flow Hi guys, I have been posting about my method and high exhale rate of stutterers. The blocks happens physically due to high exhale rate, especially by voc...

Thanks a lot. SLP doesn't use the factors I mention. I corrected all the factors causing speech disorders. Owing to that I could speak in a job interview totally relaxed and fluent without any techniq...

Well yes, if the phrasing of a statement directed at stutterers is abusive or hostile, I’m obviously against that. I wasn’t talking about the hostile language, though. I was talking about the etiology...

You are an SLP. I have a question about general SLP therapy concepts? Can a stutterer talk fluently without any technique in the occasions, where he used to have severe blocks? Do you work with the ...

It has my vote. Stuttering has always felt like a neurologic “misfire” to me. I don’t have Tourette’s but have read up/watched several documentaries on it and sufferers explain it in a way that rings ...

I wonder if it is something to do with the basal ganglia. I also suspect i May have a mild form of Tourette’s because of some other symptoms, but if that’s the case, I’d probably assume it would have ...

Yes! This does happens to me. Like pressing a key on keyboard extra times or “stuttering” a normal motion. It’s hypothesized that Tourette’s Syndrome and Stuttering are both some sort of neurological...

Oooh wow that's kinda insane that medication can do that. I'm so happy it eased off tho! I'm curious, did you have any other muscle issues while on the higher dose? I feel like this could help stutter...

There are very few studies done on stuttering, true, but of the studies done so far, the evidence points to a neurological difference in the brains of stutterers. On a balance of probabilities, this i...

Check my posts.I work on both sides, also on articulation. M Test and its effect on oxygen saturation is my discovery.Nobody knows it in the world. It is valid for everyone. It shows a measurable di...

We all have different journeys and what works for some doesn't work for all. I do disagree about your assumption that it's only mental, there's a physical component that is constantly overlooked. A...

Great answer, and I said something similar too. Stuttering is a neurological condition caused by a deficit in the timing cues of the Basal Ganglia (and possibly other speech production control areas o...

What’s wrong with the quoted statement? It’s actually factually true: Stutterers have been shown to have deficits in the timing cues in the speech center of their brains. It’s likely the main cause be...

It’s not a “learning disability”. That would suggest stuttering affects your learning ability, memory, or IQ, which we know it doesn’t. Stuttering is a physical disability caused by deficits in the ...

Interesting. It wasn't an impact concussion, but maybe the meds messed up your brain enough to cause damage? I don't know dude. I'm not a doctor, maybe it would help if you saw a doc or a speech thera...

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...

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...

>I was told I most likely have a mutation in the part of my brain that is responsible for speech. Whoever told you that needs to shut up. - Where in the world did you live that a stutter put you...

Disability

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...