Hi! My name is Jenna and I wanted to ask the PWS group for you personally, what was the most difficult obstacle you had to face as you came to recognize and begin your journey as a person who stutters? … Continue reading →
Hi! I am Allison. I am a SLP major from the University of Akron. I was reading Michael Boyle’s paper: “Reflections on the Process of Looking at Stuttering” and I began to have a few questions for people who stutter … Continue reading →
Hi! We are students in the University of South Carolina’s Master of Speech Pathology program, and we were told we could access this site to gain some information about stuttering first hand. We would love to know, as people who … Continue reading →
As a PWS, in what is your outlook on life because of stuttering? What is something you wish people who don’t stutter knew about stuttering?
What do you do if someone makes fun of your stutter? Especially because it can be a challenge to verbally defend yourself.
Hello, I am a speech-language pathology graduate student in California. I am not sure if this question is rude or inappropriate, but I am wondering if anyone has seen professionals exhibit subtle or not-so-subtle offensive behaviors that might not have … Continue reading →
Hello, my name is Mary and I am currently enrolled in an SLP undergraduate program. I really appreciate all your time and value everything I have learned from this website. Often when people are faced with diversity, they are unsure … Continue reading →
Hello! My name is Baylee and I would like to ask the PWS group if you were in speech therapy growing up how helpful was it for you? Thanks!
Do people who stutter become more fluent, the older they get? Does the stuttering become less?
