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Discussion: Do you notice a difference when you “fight” a block versus when you try to ease through it?

Discussion: Do you notice a difference when you “fight” a block versus when you try to ease through it? **Discussion: Do you notice a difference when you “fight” a block versus when you try to ease th...

This is something I've noted with my son as well, primarily through posts on this reddit. Alot of his stuttering is psychological. Might not be the case with everyone - but since he's young dosing him...

FAQ: Understanding Childhood Stuttering (Based on published papers)

FAQ: Understanding Childhood Stuttering (Based on published papers) Stuttering can feel confusing or even worrying for parents also there is a genetic component to stuttering as well. This FAQ brings ...

I just want someone to listen.

I just want someone to listen. I’m a 31 year old male living in NYC/ Long Island. I have a terrific job, great family, people say I’m good looking but I don’t think so, I’m not that tall (5’7”). I hav...

It didn't help me but it could work for you! Try it out and see how you feel after the session. For me it helped with being seen and heard because I got abused and shamed for my stutter from my family...

None of my family members (parents, grandparents) ever stuttered My stuttering came to being when I was traumatized at the ripe age of 4, right during the development stages of speech And by trauma...

The monster study is not a good example since all of the kids stopped stuttering once they were removed from the study. It just proves that stuttering during childhood can be influenced by other peopl...

Has anyone read Beyond Stuttering

Has anyone read Beyond Stuttering Recently I knew about this book "Beyond sttuttering" by Dave McGuire and most of the reviews were that this book helped a lot in overcoming stuttering. My stuttering ...

I was the second stutterer in my family, after my cousin who is six months older than me. She grew out of it in her teens. I didn’t, but thankfully it hasn’t bothered me too much. My brother also star...

Yes, my mother was very abusive to me growing up. I am sure she played a big role in mine. I was really hoping by now they would have a pill or something that would make stuttering go away once and...

Woww no I haven't heard of that one, so brutal, I kinda blame my dad since his bullying is basically what solidified my stutter. I'm happy to hear both your children were spared!...

I think it's both genetics and how it's treated in the home. If you are encouraged and supported you will do better, if you are treated negatively it will get worse and worse. Like those poor orphans ...

Yes, i was very worried they would have it. I have two kids a boy and a girl and neither does. Did you watch the video about the cruel Monster Study they did on those orphans? One group they praised...

That's amazing that none of your children stutter, I've read here it seems like many people who have more than 1 child, often at least 1 inherits it. So it's a fear of mine. But like you, my parents d...

I think you are getting downvotes only because this is a highly polarized & emotional subject. I've seen quite a few posts here about the debate to have kids despite the strong possibility of passing ...

an intellectually rigorous post. a thought-provoking great read

an intellectually rigorous post. a thought-provoking great read An SLP and PhD [researcher ](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329280362_Stammering_and_Post-Traumatic_Stress_-Some_food_for_thou...

Research study: PTSD and stuttering. Your thoughts?

Research study: PTSD and stuttering. Your thoughts? **Research** [**link**](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329280362_Stammering_and_Post-Traumatic_Stress_-Some_food_for_thought): "Stammering...

I've never heard about parents passing it down. It definitely isn't true in my case, but we only have records to great grandparents and there is zero stuttering in my family. I had alot of ear infecti...

I made a post about it at the time because I was pretty angry at the time, but I got - I should do repetition exercises to stop stuttering (it's a neurological disorder, that's not going to work) - I ...

That's fair. I think we're so low on the research totem pole because there are more important things that need to be researched first, which I think is fair. Also the lack of researchers as a whole is...