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StutterSense - making sense of stuttering. This site focuses on stuttering as a mindbody (psychosomatic) symptom. We need to teach the brain that speaking is safe. DISCLAIMER: Any suggestions, advice or ideas in this blog are at the reader's own risk. The author of this blog is neither a speech therapist nor a medically qualified professional, and will not be liable for any loss, injury or damage suffered or sustained from following such suggestion, advice or ideas.
The Martin Schwartz Collection
- Video 1 - The Understanding
- Video 2 - The Treatment Part 1
- Video 3 - The Treatment Part 2
- The Relaxation Audio accompanying the treatment videos
- The Workbook (in printed form) accompanying the treatment videos
- The Manual (in printed form) accompanying the treatment videos
- Free online downloadable book: The Thiamin Protocol (2015)
- Free online downloadable book: Stutter No More (1991)
- Book (for sale at Amazon): You Can Stop Stuttering (1986)
- Book (for sale at Amazon): Stuttering Solved (1976)
- Presentation: The Trigger For Stuttering (2013)
My "Stuttering as a mindbody symptom" content
- Link to our Whatsapp group!
- These Daily Reminders can keep you on track
- Stuttering is a neuroplastic (mindbody) symptom (2023)
- Very short video of how I can speak without stuttering (2022)
- The prevention of stuttering (2021)
- My "mind-body" approach to stuttering (2019)
- Stuttering as a mindbody disorder (2018)
- Stuttering as a mindbody disorder (2017)
My 2020 book now available! To buy, click on the image below to go to Amazon bookstore
To buy, click on the image to go to Amazon bookstore
Poll: Stuttering and perfectionism
My Passive Airflow Technique videos
Other relevant videos and podcasts
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MY PREVIOUS ARTICLES: STRESS AND STUTTERING
- My new 2020 e-book: "Stuttering as a Mindbody Disorder"
- The most important diagram for people who stutter
- Word stress - do you stutter on (nearly) every word?
- Speech therapists' training does not include stress studies!
- Stress - the elephant in the stuttering room
- Stress? What stress?
- The Basic Speaking Stresses
- Stuttering while relaxed?
MY PREVIOUS ARTICLES: THE NATURE OF STUTTERING
- My new 2020 e-book: "Stuttering as a Mindbody Disorder"
- Stuttering as a mindbody disorder
- Opinion poll result: Do you always stutter when speaking, or just in certain situations?
- Dr Schwartz's latest thinking on the cause
- Some fluency tricks point to the cause
- Does smoking cause more stuttering?
- Does sexual activity affect stuttering?
- Severe stuttering
- 'Evidence-based practice' - a useless concept?
- Does the 'borderline stutterer' exist?
- Is your speech worse in cold weather?
- Caffeine and stuttering - another paradox?
- On the threshold of stuttering
- Distractions - taking the mind off stuttering
- The King's Speech
- Role models for stutterers - good or bad?
- The virtuous circle of stuttering
- Does a sore throat affect your fluency?
- The mystification - and demystification - of stuttering
- WHY saying our own name is so difficult
- Blocks are the core of stuttering
- Is voluntary stuttering counter-productive?
- Speech science vs. speech therapy?
- A slightly different view of stuttering
- Stuttering in later life
- My book now fully online!
- My speech therapy history
- Welcome to my site
MY PREVIOUS ARTICLES: STUTTERING AND PSYCHOLOGY
- My new 2020 e-book: "Stuttering as a Mindbody Disorder"
- My mindbody treatment principles for stuttering
- My current (2017) view of stuttering - and its treatment
- Stuttering as a mindbody disorder
- Is stuttering a manifestation of TMS?
- Stuttering and the highly sensitive child (HSC)
- Helpful website for improving your life skills
- Fake it till you make it
- Is stuttering a conditioned reflex?
- Relapse and the revenge of the subconscious
- Think twice before calling yourself a 'stutterer'
- The Power of Introverts
- Are you a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)?
- Climbing the Maslow pyramid with a stutter
MY PREVIOUS ARTICLES: THE TREATMENT OF STUTTERING
- My new 2020 e-book: "Stuttering as a Mindbody Disorder"
- My mindbody treatment principles for stuttering
- Opinion poll result: "How do you manage your stuttering?"
- Results of thiamine opinion polls
- Stuttering as a mindbody disorder
- Are you considering speech therapy?
- Book: The Thiamin Protocol
- FAQ on thiamine and magnesium
- Please give feedback on thiamine treatment
- Those on B1 MUST take magnesium
- Thiamine - a breakthrough in stuttering treatment?
- Factors that reduce thiamine levels
- 'Tightening' of vocal cords results in stuttering, says AIS
- Helpful website for improving your life skills and reducing stress
- Thiamine - a possible reason why it may help some stutterers
- Medicines that interact with magnesium
- Stammering in young children - the wisdom of Ann Irwin
- To accept or not to accept stuttering
- Just a matter of hard work?
- 'Regulated Breathing', a.k.a. Airflow
- Listen to my podcast!
- Stress desensitization - how to play with a crocodile
- Important reading - for understanding stuttering
COPING WITH STUTTERING
Link to my online free book: Coping with Stuttering:
Relevant academic articles
- "The trigger for stuttering" - A presentation by Dr Martin F Schwartz, December 2013
- "A muscle spindle abnormality in one laryngeal muscle would be sufficient to cause stuttering" - July 2012 article in Epub
- "Evidence of laryngeal blocks in acoustic analysis of stuttered speech" - 2010 article in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
- Speech Science Primer: Physiology, Acoustics, And Perception of Speech - 2007 book, page 97
- "Stuttering and the basal ganglia" - by Per Alm, The Stuttering Foundation website, 2006
- "Regulated Breathing as a treatment for stuttering: a review of the empirical evidence" - 2006 article in the Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis
- Per Alm's research documents, 2005
- "The core of the stuttering block" - 1974 article in the Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders
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