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I stutter and am in school to be a Speech-Language Pathologist. It is very unlikely that an SLP will see you just to "make a diagnosis". Stuttering is usually not something that needs to be diagnosed....
I don't think stuttering is medically diagnosable!! You dont need a doctor to tell you if you have a stutter or not,you just figure if you're not as fluent as the everyday person with random uncontro...
What can we change to improve stuttering? (only when we know this, we are able to accept the things we cannot change, change the things we can, and use the wisdom to know the difference)
What can we change to improve stuttering? (only when we know this, we are able to accept the things we cannot change, change the things we can, and use the wisdom to know the difference) **Question: W...
Who knows. Perhaps stutters are a glitch in the matrix? The programmers of this world really need to do their jobs better...
There was a character in the recent starwars movie trilogy named "DJ" who had a stutter. Although he didn't get a lot of screen time I did wonder why his character had to have a stammer? I felt like ...
Well there used to be Porky the pig but people pulled that off because it was " offensive " to stutterers. That was a character which represented stuttering as just a character trait rather than a pro...
One has to take into consideration that the experience of stuttering is vastly different from one person to the next. Someone who has a 1 second block or a repetition may seem like an eternity or eve...
It depends on the severity of your stutter. Honestly I don't know why this issue is overlooked in this sub. I am not gatekeeping or something like that but severe stuttering is a very different experi...
This is incorrect and doesn't apply to all PWS. I'm a severe stutterer who stutters in all situations, every day, on every word. I do not have days or situations where I am "fluent" (though I can be r...
>*"I am conducting a study for my PhD dissertation as a doctorol candidate. I'm researching how voluntary stuttering sometimes doesn't lead to desensitization, like fewer unhelpful (intrusive) thou...
Facts. These people who claim that it’s just as simple as accepting it… 1. Do not have a severe stutter and never witnessed its absolutely debilitating effects. 2. Dismiss any other factors of stutt...
I think you may be misunderstanding what we mean when we say "accepting". You may be thinking it means "just live with your stutter and you can do anything an abled person could do!", but part of "acc...
Keep trying optimism isnt the answer either you dont need to be happy u need to understand that stuttering is a disability and it will. Be there everytime u talk....
Our society is ableist. Naming everything quickly and without thought a disability isn't wise and will most probably lead to discrimination because people are ignorant. Stuttering is considered a disa...
There is no research being done. We are 1% of the population. Which includes children and older people with strokes that 100% recover by themselves. The amount is less that 1% of the entire human po...
I think it’s good that you’re getting help for him now because of how he’s currently feeling. That does have to be scary for a kid. However stuttering *is* often a condition where it begins at a young...
Tips to improve stuttering from two PhD researchers (do an individualized approach, approach the cognitive perspective of your stuttering, what works for one doesn't necessarily work for others, learn to ride the waves up and down, build tolerance against fluctuations, turn them into advantages)
Tips to improve stuttering from two PhD researchers (do an individualized approach, approach the cognitive perspective of your stuttering, what works for one doesn't necessarily work for others, learn...
When I compare xqc to someone with a severe stutter (such a person could not even stream on twich because it would be super cringe, 1 word in 20-40 seconds and so on), than I can say "he can speak pre...
I've heard him flare up when talking to people he doesn't know well but respects. Maybe his is a combination of low to mild stutter, and that he's very comfortable in the streaming/quasi public speak...
I've been dipping in and out of the research for decades. Way back when, it appeared the scientific consensus that stuttering was purely psychological. Now over the years, I've watched that be replace...