When learning a new language, putting together proper sentences and utilizing correct grammar can be daunting. Learning a second or third language is strongly encouraged in schools throughout the country. Although speaking and understanding a second language can be difficult at times, doing so with a stutter can be even more difficult without the use […]
Read BlogIf you have a preschooler who is showing signs of stuttering, you may be wondering what you can do to help their chance of outgrowing it. Stuttering is not caused by the way you interact with your child, but there are ways to support their fluency if they start showing signs of stuttering. There are […]
Read MoreWhen a family notices that their child is stuttering, it is natural to want to do whatever possible to help prevent it. Stuttering can cause stress in everyday situations because it makes fluent speech more difficult to navigate. Treatment focused solely on reducing the stutter can lead to frustration for both the child and their […]
Read MoreHave you ever witnessed a child or an adult struggling to pronounce a word or a phrase? Oftentimes, this means that they have a stutter. Stuttering can tend to feel like a burden for those who struggle with it, reducing confidence and sometimes causing them to distance themselves from their social lives. What is Stuttering? […]
Read MoreThere are many influences in life that can impact how we live our life. From the place we live in, to the job we do, the friends we have, and so on. In addition to this, our health and the problems we face also influence our life. One such problem that many people face is […]
Read MoreHave you ever noticed a person finding difficulty in expressing themselves? They are not short of words, but they have trouble talking evenly. Also known as diffluent speech and stammering, stuttering is a speech disorder that affects at least five to ten percent of children between the ages of two to six. Stuttering is most […]
Read MoreStuttering is a speech disorder or communication disorder that affects children between the age of two and six, which they typically outgrow during their developmental stages. A few children continue to stutter even after the age of six, who are then treated by speech therapists to improve their stuttering. Stuttering in adults is uncommon, and […]
Read MoreStuttering is a speech disorder that is usually seen in children and sometimes in adults. It is a childhood-onset fluency disorder that affects an individual’s normal flow of speech. Contrary to popular belief, a person who stutters does not have any problems in forming thoughts coherently. They only face trouble in effectively relaying their exact […]
Read MoreStuttering is essentially a speech disorder that affects the general fluency of the person’s speech. A stutter may be of different types and does not sound the same on all people. Oftentimes, stuttering is seen mostly in children. When kids have a complete idea of what exactly they want to say, but their language skills […]
Read MoreAs humans, even the most outgoing of us become nervous while public speaking. It can range from slight nervousness to paralyzing panic. But for those who stutter, the fear of public speaking can be amplified by their anxiety about stuttering. Most people try to avoid public speaking situations altogether, but with persistence and the right […]
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