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It genuinely baffles me how people are still spreading “cures” and misinformation around here

It genuinely baffles me how people are still spreading “cures” and misinformation around here And before you say stuff like: “I’m a 21 year old girl who’s in college and I know it’s all in the head �...

Do you see the contradiction though? You would confirm that you have a natural flow of speech, it's there. You know what it's like to be fluent. Now let's think about what's happening when stuttering ...

I don't think we're on the same page at all if you're comparing the neurological aspect of stuttering to something as inconsequential as the penis's size...

As someone who has gone through the program and not educated much in neuroscience I think I can answer this.. when you “hide” or go around the word your going to stutter, you’re not feeding into those...

Kind of. You have to relax your abdomen and your Valsalva Mechanism and focus on phonation. According to the Valsalva Hypothesis, stuttering is a confusion between the Brain, Larynx and Valsalva Mecha...

I have hundreds of times, to neurologists (brain doctors). Most general practitioners, your average internal medicine doctor would have heard in a general sense of what stuttering is in a general und...

Also, he uses the word NEUROSCIENCE because he uses the method based on neuroplasticity. This is the scientific fact that your brain is not hard wired and you can grow and learn and adapt new HABITS. ...

Just because stutterers don’t stutter along doesn’t eliminate the fact that there is definitely a neurological component in it. Stuttering is a very inconsistent and fluctuating disorder, so of cours...

FREE book (2026) about the Current perspectives of stuttering and interventions (2026) - Error-avoidance mechanism in stuttering - neuroanatomical framework. Enjoy it to the fullest

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The way you say it is misleading. For one, which people are we talking about? Those who have a slight stutter or those that can be diagnosed with the disorder? Stuttering like many human behaviors is ...

As a speech pathologist I understand the dynamics of speech as it relates to the relationship between breathing and speech. The theory basically states that speech requires a steady and easy airflow t...

Ah, your profile pics looks sorta similar. So why did you bother saying "we don't know if it's a neurological disorder" when it has been known for a long time? Did you actually look or just went with ...

I'm just talking about the classification of the condition. It's a speech disorder and it's neurophysiological in nature. Now as to what causes these neurological differences in stutterers to occur in...

That’s correlation not causation. That’s like saying people who stutter are more likely to have bigger penises so stuttering must cause having a bigger penis. It’s considered a neurological/neurogenic...

actually we do, it's a neurophysiological disorder. Research has been done doing MRI scans of the brain showing differing amounts of blood flow to certain parts of the brain during speech when compare...

>*Main question: What make you stop stuttering, eventually? (after a long stutter block)* I think it's important to understand that the amygdala is not a single “fear button” but more as a salience /...

Sheehan stated: "It is just as important to explain termination of the block as the block itself. Two questions then become essential in the explanation of the stutterer's behavior: (1) What makes him stop? (2) What enables him to continue?”

Sheehan stated: "It is just as important to explain termination of the block as the block itself. Two questions then become essential in the explanation of the stutterer's behavior: (1) What makes him...

I am too. It's just so negative. I understand that stuttering sucks, believe me. It's the most embarrassing thing ever, but I come here looking for support and possible ways to overcome, manage, help ...

I too believe that stuttering is due to a dysregulated dopaminergic system in the brain. MRI and PET scans show hyperactive dopamine in the stuttering brain compared to a non-stuttering brain. Everyo...

In this STUTTER image (I created) - is visualized how inhibition, compensation, and error responses produce atypical activation in speech-related neural circuits, disrupting the timing and coordination needed for fluent speech.

In this STUTTER image (I created) - is visualized how inhibition, compensation, and error responses produce atypical activation in speech-related neural circuits, disrupting the timing and coordinatio...