Speech anxiety, or stuttering, is a challenge faced by many individuals around the world. Some people who experience this condition do not stutter or block frequently, but instead, they resort to avoidance as their coping mechanism. This avoidance strategy may provide temporary relief, but it doesn’t address the root of the problem. In this blog […]
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Introduction Communication is a fundamental aspect of human interaction, allowing us to express our thoughts, emotions, and ideas. For some people, however, speaking fluently can be a significant challenge. In this blog post, we’ll explore the concept of the “Mini-Blocker” (MB) – individuals who have overcome most of their speech-related difficulties but still experience occasional […]
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Introduction Stuttering, or stammering, is a speech disorder that affects millions of people around the world. It can be a frustrating and disheartening experience, leading to a lack of self-confidence and effective communication. However, there are unconventional techniques that have shown promise in helping individuals overcome stuttering. In this blog, we will explore one such […]
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Introduction Stuttering, often referred to as stammering, is a speech disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It can lead to frustration, anxiety, and a sense of helplessness. However, there are various techniques and strategies that can help individuals with stuttering achieve better fluency. One such technique, which may come as a surprise to many, […]
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Introduction Stuttering is a complex speech disorder that manifests itself in various forms, with repetitions, blocks, and muteness being some of the hallmark features. Individuals who stutter, known as People Who Stutter (PWS), often face unique challenges when it comes to communication. Among them, there is a group that experiences selective mutism, an aspect that […]
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Introduction Stuttering is a speech disorder that affects millions of people around the world, causing them to struggle with the fluency of their speech. In the fascinating world of speech anxieties, one intriguing subgroup of individuals deals specifically with the repetition of words, known as “Word-Repeaters” (WRs). This unique condition poses a distinct set of […]
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In the context of stuttering, a “crutch” is a term used to describe various techniques or strategies that people who stutter (PWS) use to help manage and mitigate their stuttering. Crutches are not a “cure” for stuttering but rather a set of tools that individuals can employ to make their speech more fluent and less […]
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In the context of stuttering, a “crutch” is a term used to describe various techniques or strategies that people who stutter (PWS) use to help manage and mitigate their stuttering. Crutches are not a “cure” for stuttering but rather a set of tools that individuals can employ to make their speech more fluent and less […]
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In the context of stuttering, a “crutch” is a term used to describe various techniques or strategies that people who stutter (PWS) use to help manage and mitigate their stuttering. Crutches are not a “cure” for stuttering but rather a set of tools that individuals can employ to make their speech more fluent and less […]
By Team WSSA
Introduction In the context of stuttering, a “crutch” is a term used to describe various techniques or strategies that people who stutter (PWS) use to help manage and mitigate their stuttering. Crutches are not a “cure” for stuttering but rather a set of tools that individuals can employ to make their speech more fluent and […]
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