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I pull my tongue out of my mouth when I stutter. Is anyone else like that?

7 upvotes • MoneyButterscotch195

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Why do some people STUTTER more with strangers, and others STUTTER more with family and friends? NEW research study: "Characteristics of attentional focus of movement among adults who stutter" (2024)

7 upvotes • Little_Acanthaceae87

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Is there a Canadian association like the National Stuttering Association in the US

7 upvotes • Blandchilipeppers

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Non-stutterers ask questions about stuttering and people who stutter will answer them

7 upvotes • Blobfish_fun

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Stutter comparison

6 upvotes • lassan__lollu825

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Interesting Article

5 upvotes • Test-Reasonable

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Online speech therapist recommendations?

5 upvotes • TopZestyclose3307

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I only stutter at a specific moment

5 upvotes • Alarmed-Courage593

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Non-stutterers, ask questions about stuttering and stutterers will answer them

5 upvotes • Blobfish_fun

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Glimmers - are the opposite of triggers. Glimmers are a sign of hope. Once you begin to look for them, they will start to appear everywhere. If triggers make the approach-avoidance conflict worse in stuttering. Then glimmers improve (such motivation-conflict). Find glimmers to improve this conflict

5 upvotes • Little_Acanthaceae87

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I pull my tongue out of my mouth when I stutter. Is anyone else like that?	7	MoneyButterscotch195
Why do some people STUTTER more with strangers, and others STUTTER more with family and friends? NEW research study: "Characteristics of attentional focus of movement among adults who stutter" (2024)	7	Little_Acanthaceae87
Is there a Canadian association like the National Stuttering Association in the US	7	Blandchilipeppers
Non-stutterers ask questions about stuttering and people who stutter will answer them	7	Blobfish_fun
Stutter comparison	6	lassan__lollu825
Interesting Article	5	Test-Reasonable
Online speech therapist recommendations?	5	TopZestyclose3307
I only stutter at a specific moment	5	Alarmed-Courage593
Non-stutterers, ask questions about stuttering and stutterers will answer them	5	Blobfish_fun
Glimmers - are the opposite of triggers. Glimmers are a sign of hope. Once you begin to look for them, they will start to appear everywhere. If triggers make the approach-avoidance conflict worse in stuttering. Then glimmers improve (such motivation-conflict). Find glimmers to improve this conflict	5	Little_Acanthaceae87