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If you don't think the government should dictate what kind of speech therapy you're allowed to have for stuttering, please sign this (xpost r/slp)
If you don't think the government should dictate what kind of speech therapy you're allowed to have for stuttering, please sign this (xpost r/slp) Original proposal: [http://www.stutteringhelp.org/sit...
8 days later but I still want to share this. I'm also in college and I have registered with my Office for Students with Disabilities, OSD, and it's been a really big help in terms of social anxiety. T...
As someone in a clinical psychology graduate program, I doubt there's a connection. Both conditions are diagnoses in the DSM but one is an anxiety disorder (OCD) and stuttering is not, although stutte...
I would say as a generalization- yes it is. I mean it disables us from clear and fluent communication and impedes us from speaking altogether at times. Whether it is a psychological or physical disabi...
If we're dealing with something terminological/definitional here, it'd depend on that specific context. But outside of that, I'd absolutely say that stuttering is a disability. It's just not certain ...
I have a severe stutter and for me it is. The severity doesn't always say much about whether it's a disability or not. A mild covert stutterer with a lot of speech anxiety can class it as disability t...
If it affects your ability to communicate, and if it stops you from being able to do basic activities, then yes. Like if you are unable to make phone calls or answer questions in class. Mine is very m...
I'm actually in college right now. I've considered registering with DSS (Disability Support Services, as it's called at my school), but haven't for a few reasons. First and foremost, I don't think th...
Question for you...assuming you went to college, did you ever get help or claim a disability in college like from the disability center or something like that? I have always considered going, but am a...
Assuming you're in America, stuttering is covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Here's a good explanation of the situation: http://www.ada-il.org/questions/q_stuttering.php Basically, yo...
Do you think Stuttering is a disability?
Do you think Stuttering is a disability? I am applying for jobs and employers are asking if I have a disability. Do you think stuttering is a disability?...
I dont know what to do while applying for a job
I dont know what to do while applying for a job I have a very hard time talking on the phone, as I am pretty sure that I have developed some kind of selective mutism to go along with my stutter. I jus...
recent change in my attitude to my stutter
recent change in my attitude to my stutter my stutter has never really bothered me until recently. i first remember stuttering in middle school but i am fairly sure that is just when i noticed it and...
Thanks for the response. That was my understanding before I created the post, but I wasn't quite sure how the law saw it. As an engineer, I hope I never have to bring up this law or use it to protect ...
Well, there is wiggle room here. If the disability will directly impact your ability to do the job, it's not covered. For example, someone in a wheelchair can't be hired to drive a delivery truck. If ...
Stuttering and ADA
Stuttering and ADA Does anyone know if stuttering or other speech impediments are covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act? Stuttering hasn't been a major issue for me in my career (yet), but...
TTY devices
TTY devices Hello, I was wondering if anyone has experience with TTY devices. They are used as a way to "talk" on the phone for people with hearing and speech disabilities. I have tried looking into g...
thats what I was trying to do, I needed to answer those 5 or 6 questions to allow another person to speak for me...which I could not do; let alone not get hung up on. I sometimes have friends do it f...
That really sucks. Have you tried calling then telling hem you are authorizing another person to speak for you as you are a person who stutters? That should work, On another note...what are you goi...
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