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stuttering is not your fault!

stuttering is not your fault! This post is for anyone who needs some stutter-positive affirmations…. (If you’re not in a space for stutter-positive content, that’s totally fine! You don’t have to be!)...

I am happy to hear your feedback and I am replying to this before I go read your post that you reference… 1) if you hadn’t agreed with the not pointing out the issue to the child I probably wouldn’t h...

Children of 2 and 4 years old can be treated - by the time they are 6 years old the treatment will not actually cure them in the same way. This is because a child under age 6 has neuralplasticity that...

Not techniques. I'm familiar with the techniques. Many of them were part of my overall therapy program. My speech therapy was learning to speak fluently, not to correct my disfluent speech. As I ...

I think people have been told that there's nothing for them, so they must accept their stutter and move on. The issue occurs when, not that stuttering shapes your identity, but when it becomes your id...

I don't stutter when I talk to myself

I don't stutter when I talk to myself I'm 23M and a stutterer since my childhood. But when I'm alone and I speak to myself or reading a book out loud I don't stutter at all. For me It only happens whe...

 I'll just say I haven't had speech therapy in 15 years, but I did recently go to a speech center to see what was new in the stuttering world, and the approach that's gaining a lot of traction is Avoi...

The one major thing to understand is that it can’t be fixed, I’ve met way to many people who act like it can. Don’t be one of these people 👍...

1.) Stuttering is not a psychological habit. It’s a neurological thing and the ADA has it listed as a legit disability. 2.) It’s not physical either. Invisible disability are well, non-physical disa...

I loved that guy. I think he understand stuttering better than most of us. Stuttering is not a single way situation. Is a multiple system that interact constantly with each variable creating an uniq...

The cause of stuttering is differences in our auditory processing system and our internal timing, which is what supports fluent speech and what the basal ganglia is partly responsible for. I believe t...

Just like how a stutter is extremely hard to cure because it’s neurological. It seems like you’re making false assumptions to justify your case and get pity points. I do research on lots of conditions...

I wholeheartedly agree with you. This is a terrible trait to have something that we will never escape from. Even in “cured people” they will always have the problem of stuttering...

Really good point that you've made! You feel stressed because you stutter and not the other way around. I'm of the opinion that stuttering is hereditary and neurological, and what causes stress is the...

Well, disabilities are mostly things that stop you from living a normal life like others. Stuttering is no different—it makes life harder. And knowing there’s no cure for it just makes it even worse. ...

Well, it is essentially a disfluency that you have no choice in having or not. It’s not a disease, and there is no cure yet. However, you can learn to control it. All in all, I consider it a disabilit...

Let's solve this question once and for all: Is stuttering a disability?

Let's solve this question once and for all: Is stuttering a disability? I don't know what to think, to be honest....

I get your point, but not sure I’d call it a disability. For example, people who can’t walk for some reason, are always restricted in this sense, they have no choice. People who stutternavigate it di...

I know it is but it pisses me off when people say it. I don't know why. Yes, I stutter. Yes, it's considered a disability. But idk, this connotation of "You are disabled" makes me want to reject it in...

No. Yoy don’t know better. Stop acting smarter, I stutter even when talking with the most comfortable people. It is in fact a disability. Most stutterers stutter every time, regardless of situation/st...