Lifeline on Stammering(speech disorder)

Lifeline on Stammering(speech disorder) Stuttering and stammering have the same meaning – it is a speech disorder in which the person repeats or prolongs words, syllables or phrases. The person with a stutter (or stammer) may also stop during speech and make no sound for certain syllables. People who stutter often find that stress and […]

Lifeline on Stammering(speech disorder)

Lifeline on Stammering(speech disorder)
Stuttering and stammering have the same meaning – it is a speech disorder in which the person repeats or prolongs words, syllables or phrases.

The person with a stutter (or stammer) may also stop during speech and make no sound for certain syllables.

People who stutter often find that stress and fatigue make it harder for them to talk flowingly, as well as situations in which they become self-conscious about speaking, such as public speaking or teaching. Most people who stutter find that their problem eases if they are relaxed.

What is stuttering?
We all have the capacity to stutter if pushed far enough. This may happen during a very stressful interrogation in a police station, talking to emergency services on the telephone, or trying to respond to a particularly agile and aggressive lawyer while on the witness stand in court.

Symptoms of stutteringStuttering diagnosis sheet
A person who stutters often repeats words or parts of words, and tends to prolong certain speech sounds. They may also find it harder to start some words, repeat words or parts of words. Some may become tense when they start to speak, they may blink rapidly, their lips or jaw may tremble as they try to communicate verbally.
Common signs and symptoms associated with stuttering:

Problems starting a word, phrase or sentence
Hesitation before certain sounds have to be uttered
Repeating a sound, word or syllable
Certain speech sounds may be prolonged
Speech may come out in spurts
Words with certain sounds are substituted for others (circumlocution)
Rapid blinking (when trying to talk)
Trembling lips (when trying to talk)
Foot may tap (when trying to talk)
Trembling jaw (when trying to talk)
Face and/or upper body tighten up (when trying to talk)
Some may appear out of breath when talking
Interjection, such as “uhm” used more frequently before attempting to utter certain sounds.

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