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I took part in a study on women who stutter for Oxford University back in 2019. It was called the Instep program. They had difficulty finding enough women to take part in the study; with fewer stam...

Pretty sure the experience isn't the same. Are women and men treated the same? No. So why would our experiences be the same?...

I don't see it as something wrong. Its not "typical", is that why you see it as something wrong. Because different doesn't mean bad...

Hm? She just asked for info on women who stutter. Why you changing the subject...

I think you’re underestimating how similar PWS experiences actually are, but as another commenter said you would probably find the answers you’re looking for researching anxiety among other similar ps...

It's true that in the few research studies men have more presence than women. If you're too insecure of your point (and probably yourself based on your victim complex) to argue it, then goodbye...

There may be differences in women that stutter; it's not really possible to tell due to the lack of research and anyone who claims they're sure it's all the same can't back that up. That being said, s...

I think the idea is to stop treating stutters as something that's wrong with us. That it's just part of who we are. It's not a deficiency....

We are all alone with little or no research at all, same boat. psychologal effects may differ from sexes, but that has to do more with cultural differences and psychology in general, so you could rese...

Removing stuttering from a pathology and treating it more as a neurodivergence is something that is being talked about more and I hope that sentiment continues to grow, but Academia and professional o...

I think this article raises some important points about how stuttering should be classified and how current speech pathology fails stutterers

I think this article raises some important points about how stuttering should be classified and how current speech pathology fails stutterers [https://therapistndc.org/stuttering-is-a-type-of-neurodiv...

*person with a stutter who’s a final year speech pathologist student* Stammering is such a unique case to each individual that some methods of therapy won’t work for everyone. I, for example, have st...

There's definitely a genetic component. Genes have been identified (check out research from Dennis Drayna). But it doesn't follow a "typical Mendelian inheritance pattern". Meaning, in short, it's pos...

English is my first and only language. I did learn basic French in school as it was mandatory and I don't think I stuttered at that stage of my life, if I did it wasn't nearly as bad as it is now. I...

In my case, I was born in America but English wasn’t technically my first language bc my parents immigrated, so I had thought that I only stuttered in English and my other language, but now tbh not su...

You should be laughing at that part, that’s how rediculous it is to think that using a strategy to speak is a good idea. Stutterers get it all twisted in my opinion. Speech should be easy. An 8yr old ...

>Dude so many words on what doesn’t work, what a waste of time. Just focus on your thoughts on what does work, much more efficient. And if you are doing something, something you clearly do, be open...

Love the positive energy here, but I personally don’t think stuttering is something to overcome! Stuttering is okay! Stuttering doesn’t have to be reduced in order for us to be great communicators. It...

i spent the last 10 years of my life doing exactly what you say 'cured' your stutter and here i am still stuttering maybe even worse than i did when i was a young teen. congrats on finding the cure fo...

Wtf stuttering is not a medical issue. If it was there would be a magic pill to get rid of it. You’re asking me why i think im legit? Maybe because I don’t have a need to prove myself to you LOL I don...