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“From Stuttering to… Stuttering” Blog

  • Common Questions 3
  • Community 1
  • Creative Writing 2
  • Cures 1
  • Lived Experience 14
  • Mini 3
  • New Therapy 5
  • People Who Stutter 1
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Do We Need to Struggle to Stutter?
Theory, Lived Experience, New Therapy Ezra Horak 4/22/24 Theory, Lived Experience, New Therapy Ezra Horak 4/22/24

Do We Need to Struggle to Stutter?

Is it possible to stutter without much of a struggle? Does that erase the stuttering experience entirely? Perhaps stuttering can be more of a shifting Venn Diagram than a set iceberg…

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Shifting the Disability Lens for Stuttering [Mini]
Mini, Theory Ezra Horak 12/2/23 Mini, Theory Ezra Horak 12/2/23

Shifting the Disability Lens for Stuttering [Mini]

The movement from ‘medical model of disability’ to ‘social model of disability’ might answer the “Is stuttering really a disability?” question all together. Of course it is, see: discrimination.

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View fullsize Some stuttering around the dinner table tips for allies! You can check in 1:1 beforehand as well. 

If there's someone with a history of talking over them, I hope this is the year to say, "Hold on – Victoria, were you done talking? I'd lik
View fullsize This stuttering story was a viral newspaper bit in 1917. I'm not sure what the goal of it was, but I thought it was an interesting look at "disability tax" and inaccessibility.

There was a congressman in New York at the time named Thomas F
View fullsize Movie tropes are tired. Why can't just see people who talk the way they talk in real life? 

1% of people in the world stutter, but movies still really ever use stuttering as a plot device. Actors continued to be pressured or forced to hide their stu
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View fullsize I’ve been thinking about how stuttering's fluctuating visibility impacts the way we show up, and how much vulnerability it asks of us in everyday moments.

I had a moment this week where the juxtaposition of meeting someone new (who seemed real
View fullsize During the mid 1900s, there was a big focus on stuttering being caused by trauma, an idea that has been debunked. However, what if the reverse exists? What if the act of living with a stutter in a world designed for fluent speech can lead people to d
View fullsize "How has your relationship with your stutter changed over the years?"

I used to see my stutter as a dragon to slay, and something that held so much power over me. Although fairytales let the human win over the dragon, that isn't real life.
View fullsize Let's introduce the term "dynamic disability" to our wheelhouse! 🛳️

Stuttering is unique in that it varies day to day, moment to moment. Environmental factors play a factor in this, but other times it is seemingly random.

Dynamic disabil

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