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The mouthing of the words is only a test. It is to demonstrate that stuttering is not in your mouth but rather in your voice. A fluent speaker doesn’t stutter because they have a steady flow of air th...
Neurological predisposition to stutter + anxiety/stress = stuttering. What you describe about not stuttering by yourself is extremely common. Stuttering has an approach-avoidance element. You want...
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? HOW CAN I SPEAK FLUENTLY ALONE WITHOUT ANY SEVERE REPETITIONS OR BLOCKS, but with others in my classroom or at work I can’t? It makes no sense. I know I’m capable of it by myself...
Stuttering is not caused by anxiety, it is a physical disconnect in the brain. People who stutter can develop social anxiety from their stuttering though, absolutely—they often do....
AI Summary here for those who don't want to go over the whole thing: --- ### **Summary: Genetic Architecture of Developmental Stuttering** **Overview:** Developmental stuttering is a common and hig...
TIL many perceive stutterers as less intelligent due to their disfluency, however, as a group, individuals who stutter tend to be of above average intelligence.
TIL many perceive stutterers as less intelligent due to their disfluency, however, as a group, individuals who stutter tend to be of above average intelligence. ...
Same to me I have also a stutter with severe adhd and anxiety. Life just sucks...
From Stammer to Sermon
From Stammer to Sermon Josh, 23, from San Antonio, Texas was a severe stutterer. As someone who teaches the Bible to nearly 1,000 children and training to become a minister, the weight of speech anxie...
i definitely have brain fog, i will forget what im saying midway a sentence sometimes. i noticed that and my stutter while i was using, but it's definitely prevalent now after stopping. i can't tell y...
I wonder if you may be cluttering. I’m not an expert in it in any way but it may be worth looking into....
Did you by chance sleep on a concussion? That’s how Drew Lynch got his stutter, that and being hit in the throat by a softball during a game...
It’s both. It’s neurological with anxiety and confidence playing a large role. People who have terrible trauma don’t usually stutter and people who stutter don’t necessarily have trauma. It’s a pre...
Below is the most interesting part for me: **Genetic correlations** showed that increased stuttering risk is associated with traits including: * **Depression** (both sexes), * **Autism** and **impai...
We would be more accurately neurodivergent. The brain affects speech, and our brain works differently when processing thoughts to speech, that is pretty much neurodivergence; difference in brain proce...
I think it is possible in the future, but the question is how deep they have to drill into the brains to make a sort of reset?...
Fascinating! huge study uncovers 57 genetic hotspots into stuttering origins
Fascinating! huge study uncovers 57 genetic hotspots into stuttering origins This is a fascinating and huge new study in Nature Genetics about the origins of stuttering: researchers from Vanderbilt Un...
Has anyone encountered TMJ (temporomandibular joint) problems, including hidden ones? (I am writing through a translator)
Has anyone encountered TMJ (temporomandibular joint) problems, including hidden ones? (I am writing through a translator) In some stutterers, this is observed in a hidden form, mainly hidden clicks, s...
Maybe in a few years/decades but not at our current understanding of stuttering. I'd imagine something like a brain chip could "fix" it...
I am a speech pathologist and a lifelong stutterer. I spent many years researching how the brain learns. I discovered that my brain is wired differently than a fluent brain. I found that I did not hav...
no one truly understands stuttering. I wouldn't trust any form of surgery. It seems like we would be subjected to trial and error for a long time....