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I'm actually new to this sub, but not the healthcare/medical profession. I couldn't find this study on pubmed. Has anyone else had any success? ...

Investigate for yourself. Check out the blogspot. Please specify the negative experiences with the thiamin protocol, apart from it not working for two thirds who try it....

There is a blog called stuttersenseblogsite that has recommended the thiamin protocol and conducted two surveys of those who tried it. Of those who tried it, 38% reported their stuttering dramaticall...

Thanks for posting this. Read the study, and some other articles online and am now obviously super intrigued. Would love to hear any incite from those who have tried this approach....

The Thiamin Protocol

The Thiamin Protocol Has anyone tried the thiamin protocol described in www.stuttering.com?...

I searched PubMed for any relevant articles. I only found one article, from 1962, that attempted to measure this. They used some crude statistics and found that children who stuttered were less intell...

I keep hearing the notion that people who stutter have higher IQs than average from stuttering circles. I havent seen anything to back that up. And in my anecdotal experience of meeting hundreds of pe...

The average stutterer’s IQ is 14 points higher than the national average?

The average stutterer’s IQ is 14 points higher than the national average? I've seen this "fact" posted on numerous blogs and forums. I just wanted to know if anyone here knew of the source this came f...

A blog I found about stuttering that might be a good resource.

A blog I found about stuttering that might be a good resource. Hi guys, I found this blog through a user posting on the facebook group Stuttering Arena. I thought those in /r/stutter might be able to ...

Has anyone tried William Parry's book/method?

Has anyone tried William Parry's book/method? Just discovered this subreddit. Awesome! Most web forums about stuttering are almost completely deserted. Finally a place with some activity. :) Anyway, ...

I suggest you grab a copy of the book "Redefining Stuttering" by John C Harrison and give it a good read. Basically the author states that stuttering is dependant on a complex autoregulating system ca...

Stammering and the Social Model of Disability: Implications for Therapy (Ep. 536) [X-Post from r/neurodiversity]

Stammering and the Social Model of Disability: Implications for Therapy (Ep. 536) [X-Post from r/neurodiversity] ...

Thank you /u/EuropesNinja for the detailed reply. I just started reading the book 'Beyond Stuttering' and really enjoying it. I can see why it works for some (if not most) people. Can you PM me your...

Yes. If you live in North America, come to the NSA conference!! I'm there now so I can only reply on my phone but go to stuttertalk.com. It's a wonderful podcast and search for "Vivian Sisskin". She h...

Certainly no research demonstrating a link between int and being a PWS. As far as the perception of a PWS goes, a study that I conducted in grad school (didn't try to publish it, so take it for what ...

I would type out a longer response right now, but I don't have the time. I'll edit this later. But, I wanted to tell you that I read that short essay and was blown away. I need to pick up this book. ...

I remember someone mentioning an updated version of that image of famous stutterers. But who would be in it?

I remember someone mentioning an updated version of that image of famous stutterers. But who would be in it? ...

I had read something of his before, about 6 months ago, and had been actively trying to relocate it somewhat recently: http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster/Infostuttering/Harrison/block.html It really r...

It's the best I've come across. The complete title is Redefining Stuttering: What the struggle to speak is really about...

Same here. Have you checked out John Harrisons book and the stuttering hexagon? ...