Stuttering, a complex speech disorder, can affect individuals in various ways, both in its manifestation and in the pursuit of recovery. While many people who stutter (PWS) successfully overcome their speech impediments and achieve fluency, there are others who struggle to make progress or relapse after initial success. In this exploration, we will delve into […]
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Introduction Stuttering is not as simple as flicking a standard on-off light switch; it operates more like a dimmer switch, offering a range of experiences and challenges for those who stutter. The stuttering dimmer switch doesn’t just have two settings; it has an entire spectrum of variations. In this blog, we will explore the concept […]
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The journey of overcoming stuttering is multifaceted and complex. One of the critical stages in this journey is learning to stop thinking and fearing words. While achieving fluency is undoubtedly a significant goal, it often hinges on the ability to free oneself from the shackles of constant word-thinking and the fear of speech. In this […]
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The journey of individuals dealing with speech impediments such as stuttering or stammering can be a daunting one. Within this journey, a significant issue arises: the way People Who Stutter (PWS) grade their own speech. In this comprehensive blog, we’ll explore how the severity of self-grading can exacerbate stuttering/stammering perpetuate the problem, and even foster […]
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In the realm of speech therapy, the path to effective communication for individuals with speech impediments like stuttering can be both challenging and deeply rewarding. In this in-depth blog, we will delve into the complex issue of People Who Stutter (PWS) who, for various reasons, resist change. These individuals may consciously or subconsciously reject the […]
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Stuttering is more than just a speech impediment; it’s a battle of emotions, fears, and self-doubt. It can take a significant toll on one’s confidence and self-esteem, creating a vicious cycle that often reinforces stuttering. However, it’s crucial to understand that fear and stuttering are not the same. Overcoming the fear of stuttering is an […]
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Stuttering is a unique challenge that affects many individuals across the world. If you’re on a journey to overcome stuttering, you’re not alone. The good news is that stuttering is not an unchangeable fate but rather a habit that can and should be unlearned. In this blog, we’ll explore the powerful role that affirmations play […]
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Stuttering is a speech impediment that affects many individuals, leading to difficulties in public speaking and communication. While traditional speech therapy and the assistance of speech pathologists have proven beneficial to some, there are alternative methods that focus on hearing fluency and avoiding dysfluency, as outlined in the book “How to Stop Stuttering & Love […]
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Living with a stutter can be a deeply challenging and isolating experience. The struggle to express yourself fluently, the fear of judgment, and the emotional burden can take a significant toll on your life. But what if I told you that there’s a method that seeks not just to help you overcome stuttering but to […]
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When we think of science, we often envision a well-established body of knowledge supported by undeniable facts. However, science is not static, and its findings can evolve as new data emerge. This is particularly true when dealing with complex issues like stuttering, where the scientific landscape has seen significant shifts over the years. Evolving Science […]
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