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STUTTER diagram: Amygdala can result in stuttering
STUTTER diagram: Amygdala can result in stuttering What is your viewpoint on this STUTTER image? \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Please provide your op...
One can develop allergies or the like at any age. You aren't going to go through life without an illness or without troubles. However, stuttering is a speech disability and you learn to manage it. I...
Yea not sure why either, but nws. I've also met stutterers who were average in my eyes, some maybe below average. But you know it's kinda subjective to a point. I don't think it's too hard to understa...
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...
Hey there, I’m an SLP & a psychologist and I have been supporting children and adults who stutter for the last 14 years. Something I’ve learned is that stuttering is not just about speech. It's about...
I understand that as a parent, you want her to be able to speak fluently, but you shall not expect to go away, It's a neurological condition. She may be in progress of development, so stutter would ...
Adult Onset Stutter
Adult Onset Stutter How’s it going guys? Was wondering if there are any new details on adult onset stuttering. I started to stutter at 28 after I had a nervous breakdown from alcoholism. It started ve...
A few years ago it randomly went mostly fluent for a month or 2. Around 3 months ago, I got diagnosed with a chronic illness chiari malformation. Which may be the cause of my stutter. Will have brain ...
A strange type of stutter I’ve never seen in anyone else
A strange type of stutter I’ve never seen in anyone else Hi everyone — I’m pretty sure my stutter is strange, not because of trauma or social anxiety. I still stutter when I talk to myself or even whe...
My father had Tourette’s and I stutter. You can’t convince me there is not some sort of connection there....
I agree with the guy in the video. I mean he’s a neuroscience doctor so who better to get info from. No one in my family stutters so i don’t think it’s genetic. I think it’s a learned behavior and the...
As with any drug, what are the side effects? In my experience, I take one drug and I have to take another to combat side effects. However, I am interested. I've felt stuttering is close to a tic disor...
Adhd and stutter
Adhd and stutter I just cant understand why i have adhd and stutter too? I mean i feel so unlucky in my life .Im 26 and i dont have enough confidence to get in touch with a girl or speak with new peop...
I'd try not to worry about it too much for the time being. Wait for the brain scan and listen to the medical professionals....
I'm glad you're aware that you're not talking about peer reviewed science. Indeed, it is not even science. You're reducing stuttering to maladaptive thought patterns. This is no different to OPs cla...
I missed the part where OP wrote that, I was more focusing on their sources which I'm familiar with. I agree I wouldn't use their exact phrasing now I've properly read their post. That said, charact...
FWIW, ADHD in the stuttering community is atleast 2x prevalent than the general population. I forgot the exact figure, but I read one study that said ~50% of stutterers met the criteria to be evalu...
It seems you are disagreeing solely to disagree. Your original comment agrees with my original comment. Furthermore, OPs claim is that stuttering is a social problem, that the stuttering itself isn't ...
Stutter versus ADHD in child
Stutter versus ADHD in child Hi ! I have an almost 5 year old who has been experiencing disfluency ever since around when she started putting words together. (Possibly relevant, she experienced speech...
OP's stance is entirely plausible in a neurological framework, that's what I'm trying to say. Genetics and neurophysiology merely add a different dimension of understanding to the problem, namely the ...