Search

I would recommend your son and the original poster to download this app called StopStutter. It offers an holistic neuroscience method approach that will work if you’re willing to put in the work and p...

Anytime OP. Also OP on the National Stuttering Association’s website there is also wonderful information on a whole bunch of topics that help stutters in all aspects of their lives as well. Happy Than...

Thank you all for the positive reception of my post, I see that many people in this group have a problem with this, I believe in you that you will also succeed, this method has a direct impact on the ...

It’s quite the margin but it doesn’t necessarily mean that the 1% is wrong. Statistics are often reported with a confidence interval and it’s good practice for this to be included in studies because t...

Thank you for your reply. Good points. If it's 1%, we're talking about 80 million people with persistent stuttering. If it's 0.2%, we're talking about 16 million people. It's quite the margin. What ...

Do I look like I'm backtracking? I elaborately interpreted two studies, whereas you mention two figures and link an entire paper the topic of which is 21st century advances (not even what is here in q...

Is it possible they may have framed it as 1% to ease interpretability? - This is key component of scientific writing. Using benchmarks etc to communicate a rather nuance topic to the general populatio...

The "bottom line" section wasn't necessarily targeted at you. It was targeted towards anyone who read the comment. I apologise, I should have stated that in the comment. You said that its complete bs...

The stuttering prevalence ranges from 0.33% all the way up to 5.6%. Do I think it's either of those two extremes? No. Then if we are talking about incidence (the number of new cases) then the number...

I call complete BS on the 1% number, too, for various reasons. Just imagine if 1% of people actually stuttered. Then stuttering would be commonplace and not a big deal at all. Reality is that stutte...

A small revisit of the two foundational studies that led to the belief that 1% of the population stutters.

A small revisit of the two foundational studies that led to the belief that 1% of the population stutters. There may be others, but these two popped up. I'm not claiming some intentional misdoing or ...

1% of the population, worldwide, is what the research shows. In fact, that's the more than the prevalence of schizophrenia, and the same as the prevalence of epilepsy....

If 1% of the total population is the expected value, the range of likely outcomes for the number of stutterers you meet out of 1000 people is approx. 4-16. Meeting (3 or fewer) or (17 or more) stutte...

In your personal experience, do you find the "1% of the population has a stutter" to be a bit overblown?

In your personal experience, do you find the "1% of the population has a stutter" to be a bit overblown? I'm 28 and I have met 3 people who stutter in my entire life. I can only recall 2 actually, but...

OP, get in touch with the National Stuttering Association (NSA). The NSA’s website is https://www.westutter.org or you can call them at 1 800 WESTUTTER. The hours are 9am to 5pm east coast time. The n...

Looking for someone who can provide thorough, in-depth feedback on my PDF document (13 pages) about stuttering & the operant extinction of conditioned stimuli (e.g., anticipating communication failure).

Looking for someone who can provide thorough, in-depth feedback on my PDF document (13 pages) about stuttering & the operant extinction of conditioned stimuli (e.g., anticipating communication failure...

Open sourcing different successful strategies

Open sourcing different successful strategies Hey guys, Long time lurker first time commenter here. A lot of this sub is very doom and gloom (rightfully so stuttering sucks), but was thinking if we...

https://www.mcguireprogramme.com/ also check out School For Stammerers and Mushy Found His Voice on youtube. good luck!...

I wasn’t told anything. I’m reading his book now.  I wish you the best of luck in your speech journey. ...

This is the basic theory that highly credentialed academics now believe about impactful stuttering manifesting as blocks. Congratulations on figuring it out yourself:) Here’s a post with more detail...