Speech disorder has been called many names, like stammering, stuttering, cluttering, and even fluency disorder. Even though it may seem like a not-so-humongous issue for people, children facing this have a challenging life. Stuttering is characterized by disturbances in the gush of speech, such as reprised sounds, prolonged syllables, or an ineptitude to make a […]
By Dean Lovett
The digital era is upon us and constantly revolutionizing every aspect of our lives. And the healthcare industry is no exception. This significant advancement has also reached the world of stuttering and speech dysfunctionalities. More and more stuttering treatment specialists are embracing encouraging adults and children alike to pursue online speech therapy. Among the commonly […]
By Dean Lovett
Cluttering is basically a problem with fluency that tarnishes speaking rhythm and clarity. In contrast to stuttering, which is defined by lengthy or repeating sounds and syllables, speech cluttering is generally differentiated by a quick or irregular speaking pace, poor speech structure, and severe disfluencies. Cluttering speech disorder isn’t targeted toward a specific age group, […]
By Dean Lovett
Speech therapy is an incredibly powerful solution for people who stutter or stammer. It doesn’t just provide hope but also tangible results via different types of tailored interventions. Although there are options such as online speech therapy for stuttering, stop-stuttering tips for parents, and even tips for parents of children who stutter the root question […]
By Dean Lovett
Stuttering, a speech disorder, is a characteristic disruption in your regular flow of speech that affects millions of people globally. Such disruptions can include prolongations, repetitions, or blocking of sounds, syllables, or words. Stuttering treatment specialists offer many treatments, both online and offline. But understanding the process, the available options and their overall effectiveness is […]
By Dean Lovett
Stuttering is labeled as many things, but most importantly, it makes you feel isolated. The struggle to find your choice of people who understand your experiences is quite a challenge. But remember, you’re not alone in this situation. One of the best ways to get through this obstacle is to opt for self help events. […]
By Dean Lovett
Have you ever wondered why do people stutter? It’s a question that has puzzled many, but the answer lies in four key components: hesitation, thinking a word, fearing it and forcing it. Stuttering isn’t merely a speech impediment; it’s a complex interplay of psychological, emotional, and neurological factors that manifest in a split second. Let’s […]
By Team WSSA
Introduction In a world that often preaches acceptance of differences, there’s a bold perspective emerging from the World Stop Stuttering Association (WSSA) challenging the status quo. This blog aims to delve into the belief that stuttering is not something to be accepted but conquered, with the World Stop Stuttering Association at the forefront of this […]
By Team WSSA
Introduction Stuttering or stammering, a speech disorder affecting millions worldwide, has long been a subject of intense scrutiny and investigation. One of the central debates within the scientific and medical communities revolves around the origins of stuttering: is it primarily a psychological or neurological phenomenon? This blog aims to unravel the intricate interplay between the […]
By Team WSSA
Introduction Communication is a fundamental aspect of human interaction, allowing us to connect, share ideas, and build relationships. However, for the millions of individuals who stutter, the simple act of speaking can be a daily challenge. As non-stutterers, it’s crucial that we cultivate understanding, empathy, and patience when engaging with people who stutter. This blog […]
By Team WSSA