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Music therapy

Music therapy Hello everyone, Lately I’ve been researching music therapy and stuttering. But didn’t get enywhere. Has anyone have any experience with music therapy? Has anyone heard of influence Beeth...

Stuttering book

Stuttering book Hello, I think that most of you are all aware of this book. It's a must read book. Redefining stuttering by John C. Harrison, it's online free PDF. It's a dense great book, there may ...

Well, don't use simplistic - or should we say, _wrong_ - descriptions to explain something. Settle with saying things that make sense. Also, 'stamurai' has been heavily marketed on this subreddit. Th...

Everyone who stutters should read Redefining stuttering by John C. Harrison. Everyone, there may be a few things you disagree with or more but if you read all of it, it opens everything to you....

What ted talks talk about amazing techniques to get rid of a stutter? Are you talking about the mushrooms story?...

You're going to have to do the exploratory work yourself. Here's a search for 'jordan peterson' in r/askphilosophy: https://www.reddit.com/r/askphilosophy/search/?q=jordan+peterson&include_over_...

Of course it's speaking to you. That's what it's designed for. That's why it's become popular. It's a product intended for a certain crowd of people in a certain time of the world. I could direct you...

I’m a speech-language pathologist, and I have never seen any research that would indicate that a tongue tie correlates with or contributes to stuttering. While the causes are still unknown, the late...

I agree with you, people say the phrase like there are masses and masses of stutterers when that’s far from true. It’s hard for stutterers to find each other (or to find proper therapy/support) withou...

Yeah, ignorance is really a problem. I see a lot of people trying to equate stuttering once a week because they talk too fast, or stuttering when they’re a little nervous to read in front of class to ...

Latest Research Regarding Stuttering - Dennis Drayna

Latest Research Regarding Stuttering - Dennis Drayna I guess somebody posted this before, but only now I am listening to this amazing StutterTalk with Peter Reitzes interviewing Dennis Drayna, the au...

Lip-reading technology might be able to help us from stuttering

Lip-reading technology might be able to help us from stuttering Today, I found a hope that might be able to help us from stuttering, so I'd like to share you it [https://www.iot.kyutech.ac.jp/wp-cont...

There are a number of podcasts that may be of benefit, including stuttertalk, stuttering is cool, and stammering solved...

I love open access and think researchers and publishers have the moral duty to give open access to publicly funded studies. Please be aware that scientific studies are easily misinterpreted if you lac...

YSK that all stuttering research articles that are federally funded are able to be accessed freely by anyone at PubMed Central

YSK that all stuttering research articles that are federally funded are able to be accessed freely by anyone at PubMed Central I don't think this is well known, so I wanted to share this just in case ...

The first video is titled. “Stuttering blocks explained” by William parry. And the second video is titled, “valsalva maneuver with phonation”. Just in case you didn’t wanna click on the links. Goodl...

Definitely. This is the video you need for understanding the valsalva mechanism. https://youtu.be/Clmre6U8Rmg and this is the video for the techniques. https://youtu.be/QIFPEf71ZJ0...

hey!! is [this](https://youtu.be/5nHWkMBNAxY) the video you were talking about, also can you link a few other videos of valsalva therapy it would really be helpful....

There is a man called William Parry. He has absolutely changed my entire life. I’ve stuttered my whole life and in the past 2 weeks I’ve been doing these exercises that have made me almost completely ...

The scientific method is just the ability to form a constructive hypothesis and testing it to get a result I don’t recall OP saying that chart is the actual end result proving the theory plausible or ...