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Does anyone know about dysfluency studies?

Does anyone know about dysfluency studies? Have you guys heard of the social model of dysfluency? I see a lot of dejected people who feel that they have lost their voice because of their stutter here....

Sorry about my english: I just found out I don’t have stutter. I have clutter! It’s mindblowing. I researched about speach disorder becouse I didn’t think I have only a stutter. Fuck why me😞...

https://stamurai.com/blog/understanding-degrees-of-stuttering-severity/ >How is the severity of a stutter measured? The severity or degree of stuttering is graded by most researchers by the percenta...

Someone who doesn’t stutter will never know how stuttering works...

If you need accomodations to make ordering food easier wouldn't that bolster the case that it's a disability for severe cases? A disorder is just a medical term....

I think it depends on the severity. If you sometimes repeat sounds I don't think so. Most people would just see it as the way you speak. If you legit have trouble expressing yourself, then yes because...

I understand. But it's possible that they just meant that the label of stuttering does not automatically imply something bad. They expressed it in the wrong way....

>Bill Walton, despite 'overcoming' a stutter, passed away today at age 71 you say it like it's the stutter that killed him 😭...

Probably because they do not understand what a stuttering is and only think about it as of some sort of complete brain damage that makes you completely dysfunctional. If they keep doing it despite t...

Why are people with a stutter often treated like kids?

Why are people with a stutter often treated like kids? Why are people with a stutter, especially those with a severe stutter, often treated like children even though they’re old enough to make their o...

I was the only person growing up in my k-12 experience to have a stutter. Being around non-stutterers didn’t improve my stutter....

I agree. I think it's principally a behaviour 'learnt' young, often so young it becomes a foundational part of speech. It's a complex thing that has many factors which can lead to it being 'learnt'. ...

I knew I will come across a clown like you on this subreddit. Why are you taking it personally? I just shared my experience and my opinion. Why are you getting so riled up? Are you one of those pass...

Wow. You're right I guess I never thought about it that way. We should take all children who stutter and quarantine them from all the other kids. At a minimum they can mingle with the other kids but m...

My parents didn't stutter and I do so I didn't learn it from them. The reason this is such an unpopular opinion in this sub is that this line of thinking is used as a rationale to isolate adolescent s...

IMO, I seriously think stuttering is a learned behaviour rather than genetics. Children imitate parents or important people in their lives to gain their approval. If a child sees his parent stutter, h...

Like others have already said, stuttering is moreso a disorder than a disability. For most of us anyway. Most of us can live decently normal lives with our stutter. Fast Food mobile orders are the gr...

I think it's considered a neurodivergence as stuttering is shown on the DMS-V, because the stem is neuronal (the brain). But not a disability unless very severe...

It impairs my ability to speak, so it's a disability by definition. Also, using the framework of disability helps explain the need for accommodation and express why discrimination against stuttering p...

Let's discuss: Stuttering remission / How to achieve it?

Let's discuss: Stuttering remission / How to achieve it? I'm not saying a cure or complete recovery. But Stuttering can wax and wane - an example of mindfulness: some may achieve stuttering remissio...