Stuttering, a pervasive speech disorder that has baffled professionals and individuals alike, is often labeled as an “incurable disorder” by speech language pathologist professionals. However, the idea that stuttering is an unassailable affliction is questioned in this exploration, grounded in personal experiences and success stories. Defying the Odds: Over 90% Can Stop Stuttering Contrary to […]
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Introduction Stuttering, a complex speech disorder that affects individuals across the globe, has been the subject of extensive research and various therapeutic approaches. In this exploration, we delve into John Harrison’s revolutionary concept, the “Hexagon,” and its profound relevance to the Neuroscience Method—a term coined by the author. Although the author’s paths crossed with John […]
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Introduction: In the realm of stuttering and speech disorders, two prominent figures, Ruth Mead and Lee G. Lovett, have emerged with unique insights and methodologies. This extensive blog aims to dissect Section 10.1 of Lee G. Lovett’s book, “How to Stop Stuttering and Love Speaking”, focusing on Ruth Mead’s profound metaphor, “Speech is a river.” […]
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Introduction: Stuttering, a common speech disorder that affects individuals of all ages, can be a formidable challenge. Beyond conventional methods, a holistic approach involving meditation has shown promise in alleviating the struggles associated with stuttering. In this comprehensive blog, we delve into the intricate relationship between meditation and stuttering, exploring the various ways in which […]
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Introduction: Stuttering can be a challenging obstacle in one’s life, affecting not only communication but also confidence and overall well-being. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore effective techniques to help individuals struggling with speech problems, specifically focusing on self-hypnosis and the 7-11 Breathing Technique. These methods aim to empower individuals on their journey to […]
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For those navigating the labyrinth of stuttering, the journey towards liberation often takes unexpected turns. In the realm of psychiatry, a beacon of hope emerges in the form of hypnosis, specifically self-hypnosis (SH). This blog unravels the mysteries of self-hypnosis, offering insights and practical guidance for stammerers worldwide. The intersection of psychiatry, self-hypnosis, and personal […]
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Decades ago, a bestselling book titled “Hidden Persuaders” uncovered the subtle ways in which retailers, particularly in grocery stores, embedded subliminal messages in the background music to influence customers’ buying decisions. The subconscious mind, it was revealed, is a powerful receptor, attuned to messages too faint for the conscious mind to register. In this era […]
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Stammering, a challenge that often consumes the minds of those who experience it, can be a formidable opponent. However, amidst the struggles, there exists a transformative four-step process: Think-Visualize-Verbalize-Do. This approach, when approached with intention and positivity, holds the key to reshaping the narrative around stammering and paving the way for a journey towards fluent […]
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In the intricate dance between our conscious and subconscious minds, Émile Coué, a pioneer in the realm of auto-suggestion and self-hypnosis, paints a vivid picture. He likens the conscious mind to a small islet in the vast sea of the subconscious mind—a realm that both receives and transmits ideas, never missing a beat. The interconnectedness […]
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“Our life is in our mind.” – Buddha “You can willfully change the activity, chemistry, and wiring in your brain… Your brain needs to be trained, and that requires repetition. Creating a new habit requires a lot of work.” Alex Korb, Ph.D. Stuttering, a complex and often challenging condition, has perplexed individuals for centuries. Many […]
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