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This "institute" as they call it, is called the Del Ferro institute. It's located in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. It was founded by Len (Leonard) Del Ferro. Del Ferro was born in Philadelphia in 1921...

Yeah, I'm with you in the fact that I don't think it's necessarily a good idea to view it as a disability. I know from first hand experience how easy it is to let it become a scapegoat for all of your...

The depression is the problem, not the stutter. Somehow, through whatever combination of life changes, self-love, mentality change, or outside help, you need to become happy with life and yourself. E...

This. I'm lucky enough to have worked through a lot of my self esteem issues with my speech impediment and am quite open to talking about it and educating people. I hate the word stutter also. No just...

Stammer ? But then there are also the non-official and non-PC terms or classifications: jabber, stumble, drop the ball......

Another word for stuttering?

Another word for stuttering? I don't know, I just really hate saying stuttering or stutter. For one, I usually block on it, which is horrible, and for two, it's just taken so lightly by the GP. Like, ...

I am depressed but it's not noticeable. I keep it to myself. I took speech therapy all throughout grade school. None of it helped. I always liked going just to get out of class. I know stuttering tech...

I do have plenty of positive qualities, yet I feel I'm either unable to show them or they are outshined by my very severe stuttering and social anxiety.. As a result I see myself as a defective person...

I don't even know anymore it's just a lot of things combined with this whole stuttering thing doesn't help that I'm a cynical pessimistic cunt. lmao According to my dad I wasn't like this when I was ...

1: I like your spin on it, but fear that if a non-stutterer were to see the animation, he/she might think that stuttering is a completely mental phenomenon and that we stutterers could make it disappe...

A little animated story about stuttering - a few questions

A little animated story about stuttering - a few questions Hello dear people. I'm someone who stutters. I'm in design school, and I've decided to make an animation video about the subject of stutterin...

The first thing i write in an application is that i stutter, they either gonna just not respond because you stutter or they think and see that you keep it real and that you are confidend, people value...

I completely agree with you in regards to what you said about the victim mentality that seems to be so predominant among people that stutter. I think, for a lot of people at least, that it's orders o...

The only difficult thing about this question is the perspective you look at it from. But thanks for being honest and sharing how you view yourself....

It's good that you see yourself as an outgoing person. Notice I kept stuttering out of the question so please view your answer with the same filter (without mentioning stuttering). ...

I see myself as a woman who is smart (in a normal way) Who is fun to hang around with, haha. Who is emphatic. And a woman who talks very easy about looooots of stuff :) ...

Very happy with myself, proud of the person I am and how I've developed. Don't think I'm perfect or anyone is. I'm not very outgoing, but I'm polite and friendly. I'm patient and don't get angry. Pas...

Damn son, you coming with the difficult questions. I honestly don't know, I do know that I hate myself so there's that and that's probably the reason why I can't see anything "positive" about me. Suc...

I see myself as a guy who is smart (relatively ofcourse) and inherently outgoing and funny but unable due to my stutter. I do have positive qualities but those are outclassed by my stutter in my head,...

A question for you all...

A question for you all... It's been a while since I've been on this subreddit. Came back and I feel like asking you all a question - based off the threads I've seen since I was away. My question to ...