Stuttering Research

Tuesday, 3 November 2015

Which emotion makes you stutter the most?

This goes out to all my readers. It's actually a research survey I'm currently working on. Please participate in the survey by stating which emotion makes you stutter the most in the comment session. Is it fear, anger, happiness, anxiety et cetera? Thanks for your anticipated contributions.

Thursday, 10 September 2015

Stuttering, a primarily neural motor disorder?

Good day Fabs,

How are you doing wonderful and exquisitely fabulous people?
Here I am having lunch at work and a thought propped up on my mind again. Could stuttering be primarily a disorder of some sort in the way motor neurons work in the brain? ...

Brain stimulation shows promises in treating stuttering.

Dear Hopefuls,
I just stumbled on a blog brain stimulation for your stammer. Below is the article.

Brain stimulation for your stammer

OXFORD SCIENCE BLOG
Pete Wilton
22 Oct 2014

Stammering is a common condition
in children that may last into
...

Emotions and stuttering: a case of chicken and egg.

Hi reader,
Today, it's going to be all about my own observations and experience as a recovering stutterer. Like I mentioned in an earlier post, I spend a huge amount of time trying to find a way to improve my speech impediment of stuttering. Among ...

Confidence in Stuttering

As a stutterer myself, I know it's a tough nut when you're told to summon some confidence and courage in order to be able to overcome speech blocks and say what you intend to say. But I've come to realise that even though having confidence may not ...

A 2015 Snapshot of Stuttering Research

Where we have been. Where we are
going-
The NSA thanks Scott Yaruss, PhD for
compiling this information and
advocating for people affected by
stuttering.
Stuttering: No Small Issue with Recent
Big Breakthroughs
In the United States alone, more than
...

Welcome to my stuttering research blog!

Hi, I'm Ajoke. I want to welcome you to my blog where I'm going to be exposing various research (old, recent and ongoing) on the speech challenge called stuttering. At certain points, I'm also going to be sneaking in my own observations and ...