The Science of Stuttering | Neuroscience

What causes stuttering? A speech pathology researcher explains the science and the misconceptions around this speech disorder

What Causes Sudden Stuttering in Adults?

"Speech therapy at AIS taught me to redefine stuttering, which in turn redefines me. I learned to rewire my self-destructive instincts to hate and hide my stutter. I learned to embrace stuttering as part of who I am and to create an environment where I know it's okay to stutter. 👌 I learned that what I have to say is too important to let anything stop me. I am who I am today, not in spite of stuttering, but thanks to stuttering. 😊 Stuttering is actually the best thing that's ever happened to m

Not all people who stutter do so noticeably. Many people stutter “covertly,” meaning they use tricks and avoidance behaviors such as inserting interjections to postpone saying a difficult word. Those who conceal their stuttering often report great fear related to speaking and can definitely benefit from speech therapy. Stuttering is confusing! The more you try to be fluent, the more you may find yourself struggling. When comfortable and free to speak openly, many people stutter less. We have wor

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