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The psychological aspects of stuttering
The psychological aspects of stuttering Hi everyone, Lots of people talk about the psychological aspects of stuttering, how social anxiety and anticipation of stuttering is what leads to stutteri...
I have a psychogenic stammer and when I’m extremely upset I end up doing the valsalva manoeuvre until I pass out. People have called ambulances. A doctor called the cops on me for trespassing because ...
I have stutter like you (F24). This is the hard truth, you will face all kinds of people when dating. It’s not as bad as we think(the ones who stutter). I had a boyfriend who was not as supportive as ...
Most stutterers do not stutter when speaking alone. Could this suggest that speech execution has been maladaptively conditioned in the presence of certain individuals? What are the strengths and challenges of this assertion?
Most stutterers do not stutter when speaking alone. Could this suggest that speech execution has been maladaptively conditioned in the presence of certain individuals? What are the strengths and chall...
I think you should give speech therapy a shot. Even if it is for a few months just to try it out. Stuttering isn't going to go away by itself and it is only going to deepen any traumas you might have ...
There are a plethora of people with masters degrees in SLP, currently working, who are not properly educated about the emotional component of dysfluency. Many in the sub wonder why the articulation e...
I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and respond. We do share the same passion for understanding stuttering. However, are you trying to say that "auto-pilot speech" like "controlled speech, ...
*You said: "Stop seeking to regulate other people emotions. To know that our own emotional state may contribute to the other people feelings but ultimately he or she has the final word."* **How can w...
>*"When you are alone there is no one to regulate so the neural pathway has no place to be active."* Yes I agree, I wrote a [comment ](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/1hwjfrr/comment/m64akw...
>*"Whenever our nervous system and brain predicts that the probability of regulating them positively is low, it actives the blocking mechanism in order to prevent our next movement. We freeze."* I ag...
I agree with everytthing you said! >*"So we are on a constant quest of regulating our own emotional state to support the other people emotion. That is the main code that is embodied on our brain. Tha...
I know two people who appear to be “cured,” who grew up in dysfunctional abusive families. One sexually abused by a stepfather. The other verbally abused. Both improved as late teens, early adults aft...
I have this weird theory that the reason why we block is because when we were little we got the idea that regulating our own emotional state may regulate the other person´s emotional state. If we reg...
its all psychological, I had a stutter that developed because of stress in school, and I thought of myself less. and y'know put myself down. Then I re-affirmed I had a stutter and told myself I do, an...
Oh man, I feel you. But listen, giving a speech is such an advanced-level thing that most fluent people can't even do well. On top of being at school, you're really on hard mode and you need to unders...
I have heard of something called “spontaneous recovery”, where people one day just wake up and don’t stutter anymore. I believe it’s possible. Also believe it’s possible to get to the extent that you ...
Well, me. I stuttered mildly for 60 years, from the time I was a young lad until June 7, 2021 at 8 AM. Then I had a stroke. I was semi-conscious for about two weeks. A couple of weeks after my dis...
Bro 17 year old life long stuttering male here . Since I guess you are an Indian male too you can Dm me , I will share tips on how to control stutter . I was bullied too and I think I got PTSD bcs o...
>*"If we have a stutter but don’t feel social anxiety or pressure, then it must be MORE neurological, right? "* Questoin: If we stutter, but we don't feel social anxiety or pressure. **Does this mea...
If we have a stutter but don’t feel social anxiety or pressure, then it must be MORE neurological, right? But can’t we stop things that have gone into the subconscious? With OCD medications or another...