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Hi there, as a bilingual speaker I struggled with the same challenges myself. I had to do a lot of research to figure out what is going on in the bilingual brain and how to overcome the challenges of ...

Hi there, as a bilingual speaker I struggled with the same challenges myself. I had to do a lot of research to figure out what is going on in the bilingual brain and how to overcome the challenges of ...

Hi there, as a bilingual speaker I struggled with the same challenges myself. I had to do a lot of research to figure out what is going on in the bilingual brain and how to overcome the challenges of ...

This is great!  I noticed this many years ago and would start anything, start repetition, any sound to just start, usually a breath out with sound and then let them morph into the sound or word I was ...

Very on point but I wonder if it is followed through?  Do these SLP's still give advice on how to stutter or stutter easier?  Like elongation, etc which still leads down a path of correctiveness even ...

EVERYONE-unfortunately those of us who stutter/stuttered find ourselves in uncomfortable situations where we’re expected to share our thoughts audibly or even engage in public speaking. When I attend...

EVERYONE-unfortunately those of us who stutter/stuttered find ourselves in uncomfortable situations where we’re expected to share our thoughts audibly or even engage in public speaking. When I attend...

I'm 42 and stuttered severely when I was young. Lots of therapy and practice allow me to speak mostly fluently. I'm currently trying to learn Russian and am facing something similar. It's tough, but t...

You’re describing the exact reason I want to get this information out there! As a society, we have deemed stuttering as not acceptable. It starts when we are very young. Even as early as 5 years old, ...

I’m intrigued about your evidence bc my best friend’s nephew was recently placed on/under the “Spectrum” at age 9. I no longer stutter, as this is a physiological condition or disorder not a psychiatr...

Hey pixel boots, I’ll reiterate what I said to you in another comment. The reason SLPs (at least the ones that know how to treat stuttering effectively) want clients to accept their stuttering as a di...

Totally understandable, but i believe that the more we “want to fix” stuttering, the worse it actually gets. Like shallot mirror described, our response to stuttering can get very intense and advanced...

>desensitizing the client to stuttering and then taking control of the stutter Ultimately, the blocks will subside Some people like to use fluency enhancing techniques While not a "cure" per se i...

Yes this helps in my understanding. Are there studies that i can join? Or a site where i can find the most update info. Im not sure how i feel about curing stuttering, but i would like to make mine fl...

Is that what a speech therapist taught you? I get winded when I have to talk a lot? Does that ever happen to you?...

Well, you are certainly entitled to your opinion. The fact is, there’s no “cure” for stuttering since It’s not a disease. Some stutterers may not realize it, but you can actually say anything you want...

Yea I used be the same. Mostly though, I found myself talking fast. If you find yourself talking fast or rushing speaking, try resetting and saying the sentence again. Exhale through mouth, then breat...

There’s no doubt that both autism and stuttering are life changing disabilities. However, I would challenge you to look at it from a new perspective. Many people find an identity in autism and stutter...

I don’t wanna spend lots on speech therapy lol. But it really is mind over matter. I’m currently going through videos to find a solution...

I did McGuire several times over the years. I can safely say Costal Breathing is a placebo effect technique. It adds another layer of control....