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Posted on Dec 13, 2010

Neurogenic Stuttering, Other Symptoms And Causes

Neurogenic stuttering is caused when some nerves would not respond how the brain wants them to. This is only one of the causes that is being looked into by endless studies that are being done regarding the matter. What is Stuttering? This is a speech disorder that can happen with children and adults alike....
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Posted on Nov 18, 2010

Ways Of Helping Stuttering Kids

Stuttering is a very common problem in the world today. There are millions of people in the world today suffering from stuttering and they need our help. But to help these people-especially the kids-we must first understand how stuttering affects them. In finding out how kids are affected by stuttering then...
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Posted on Nov 1, 2010

A Speech Language Therapist Can Help Treat Stuttering

Stuttering is a speech disorder. Fortunately, someone can help even if there is no permanent cure and this person is known as a Speech Language Pathologist or SLP. This professional is educated in the study of human communication, its development and the various disorders so they know how to help a patient....
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Posted on Aug 29, 2010

A Brief Explanation About Stuttering And Brain Problems

Stuttering and brain problems are often being interrelated by the various studies which have been conducted about the topic. Although nothing has been proven yet as a strong evidence or proof as to the relation, there are different studies that point to the disfigured area on the brain’s anatomy that...
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Posted on Aug 3, 2010

Helpful Tips On Stuttering From Stutters

Today people need to be mobile and social to cope up with the needs of society. It is very important to deliver one’s message concisely and as briefly as possible to save time and motion. Concepts of how to manage time better are some of the best-selling concepts of the upbeat society. But among us...
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Posted on Jun 9, 2010

Effective Communication With Stuttering People

To make communication more effective with people, who have speech problems such as stuttering, it is a must that other people exert more effort in understanding the condition and knowing how to deal with them. The following are some tips that people without speech impediments can use to better communicate...
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Posted on Jun 4, 2010

What Is Stuttering

Stuttering is a speech disorder where the individual’s natural flow of speech is disrupted by frequent repetitions or prolongations of certain sounds, syllables and words. Sometimes, this makes it impossible to even start a word. Aside from difficulty in speaking, this is usually accompanied by raid...
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Posted on May 20, 2010

Is There A Miracle Cure For Stuttering Among Kids

Most of the time people look for easy fixes and miracle cures for a lot of different illness and diseases. In a lot of instances people are asking to be rid of their sickness without really understanding what the symptoms and causes of the illness is. People are easy to think that a miracle cure can help...
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Posted on Feb 6, 2010

Some Facts About Stuttering And Drugs For A Cure

Many experts continue their studies about stuttering and drugs for a cure up to this time. But up to now, this remains to be an unsolved case and a mystery to many, especially the people who are suffering from the condition. Many parents resort to speech therapy. Other adults stay away from the public light...
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Posted on Jan 21, 2010

The Lidcombe Program Can Help Treat Stuttering During The Pre School Years

There are a lot of techniques that can help children who stutter. One example of this is the Lidcombe program. The Lidcombe program was developed to treat stuttering in children below the age of 6. It is based on a body of laboratory-operant condition research and is done in two stages. In the first stage...
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Posted on Dec 23, 2009

Stuttering Treatment For School Aged Kids

Stuttering treatment for school aged kids is different from the one used on preschoolers. This is because the objectives for both are different. The goal for preschoolers is simply to help the child develop fluent “normal” speech. For school aged children, the goal is to treat what causes...
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Posted on Dec 19, 2009

When Should Your Stuttering Child See A Specialist

Babies are not able to speak yet for the first few years after they are born. However, if the child is already 5 years old and is still stuttering, perhaps you should already see a specialist. Some instances that merit the need to see a specialist include repeating whole words or phrases, sound and syllable...
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Posted on Dec 17, 2009

How To Spot A Stuttering Stanley

People with stuttering problems are easy to pinpoint in crowd, usually there are the ones who hide in their shells and never try to open up to people. Usually they keep to themselves or stay in a corner out of attention’s way. We don’t even have to know what the symptoms are, we just need to be...
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Posted on Nov 24, 2009

Understanding Stuttering

There are a lot of times when we encounter people with speech impediments. Some are brought about by stress, some are brought about by after surgery wounds and some are from birth. These impediments vary from lisps, stuttering, stammering and hairlips. Some are easily curable but some may just as be...
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Posted on Nov 6, 2009

Stuttering Brain, Explaining The Connection

Stuttering may be hard to be dealt with by adults, especially when they can’t get the jobs that they want simply because they don’t have enough confidence or the right approach to be able to express their thoughts. But just imagine how this situation affects children who are only starting to...
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