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And you definitely can get accommodations for it at school. I guess to get accommodations at work you’ll have to say it’s a disability. I usually don’t disclose it on an application, but I’ll let my m...

I get that, but while it may put the PWS at a disadvantage it’s not stopping them from fully doing their job. In college all my professors knew I stuttered, I would pick a spot to look at while going ...

I usually stutter badly around people I’m not familiar. While I have moments of disfluency which can be severe, I also have fluent speech once I’m comfortable around people. I typically stutter more w...

>*"Where can I study a Masters degree that has to do with stuttering?"* My advice: type in google: * "the country you are in" + "Master's in Speech-Language Pathology" * "the country you are in" ...

It’s definitely a disability in the sense it puts the person with a stutter at a disadvantage. Most job listings have some mention of a desire for excellent communication skills. Many college courses ...

Yep, same here. Stutter waaay more around family and close friends. But depends on the context with strangers. If it’s purely professional, I’m somehow almost fluent. But if I’m supposed to mingle (re...

would anyone be down to dm a dnd game over on discord?

would anyone be down to dm a dnd game over on discord? I'm having trouble getting into roleplay and would like to practice it with other people that stutter so I don't feel rushed or like I'm not get...

I’ve just started my first placement as a student nurse and trying my best to talk as much as I can it’s not easy but I’m managing. I feel the more I talk the more I’ll become comfortable but at some ...

Facing stuttering when studying abroad

Facing stuttering when studying abroad This summer I'll be studying for some months in Japan and I suffer from a severe stutter since I was a child. I get by in my native language more or less but whe...

Ok. Me and my son stutters, and i couldn't understand the genetics since I didn't know of anyone else in the family that stutters. It turns out there is some mild stuttering furter back on my mothers ...

reassessing your attitude about neuro diversity sounds like something that needs to happen regardless. But you can do this and still help your son speak more comfortably, but only if he is showing sig...

There have been other threads you can search on this sub from parents. Those school SLPs sound horrible. School based SLPs in general don't know much about stuttering but the one who compared him to a...

I know when my cousin was younger, she looked up to me so she would imitate my stutter. I’m not saying that’s definitely what it is, but younger siblings/relatives do go through that “monkey see monke...

Stuttering and teaching

Stuttering and teaching I'm considering teaching in Asia. I have friends who also stutter. One is teaching English in Taiwan. He has been teaching for 5 years. He told me he has gotten use to the situ...

That’s why you take those public speaking classes online… That’s if you had the option. I still had to do speeches and I stuttered a lot but at least I could do several takes....

Lol I'm actually getting my masters and I am then boy in my program so I know how you feel. It basically just a regular class and make friends if you can...

Got to take speech 101 this summer with a class full girls 🫡

Got to take speech 101 this summer with a class full girls 🫡 I have a mild stutter and this summer I have to take a speech class…it’s so over…...

After you finish the high school, college life is the toughest for a stutterer. I want you to better stay with parents and commute to gain more confidence and relax. Hostel life is nightmare for most ...

After you finish the high school, college life is the toughest for a stutterer. I want you to better stay with parents and commute to gain more confidence and relax. Hostel life is nightmare for most ...

Just practice practice practice. Write down all of the questions you know they will be asking, and read/answer them in random orders while speaking out loud. The more practice the easier it will be on...