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  • 7 days – new speech vs. stuttering

    7 days – new speech vs. stuttering

    Breaking the Invisible Cage: The Journey of Joanna Ibisz The Reality of the “Invisible Cage” For many, speech is a natural tool, but for those struggling with severe stuttering and debilitating speech blocks, it can feel like living in an “invisible cage”. Joanna Ibisz (formerly Kudzbalska), a doctor and former model, experienced this reality for…

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  • Breaking the Silence: Dawid Tomaszewski and Zoltane Kecso on Markíza TV Slovakia

    Breaking the Silence: Dawid Tomaszewski and Zoltane Kecso on Markíza TV Slovakia

    Breaking the Silence: Dawid Tomaszewski and Zoltane Kecso on Markíza TV Slovakia We are proud to share a powerful moment in the journey to raise awareness about stuttering and speech blocks. Dawid Tomaszewski and Zoltane Kecso recently appeared on Slovakia’s leading television network, TV Markíza, to shed light on the emotional and neurological aspects of stuttering,…

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  • What is Speech Block

    What is Speech Block

    Speech Blocks: The Neurological and Emotional Connection Speech blocks, often associated with stuttering, are moments when an individual struggles to initiate or continue speech despite knowing what they want to say. These interruptions in verbal expression can be frustrating and debilitating, impacting communication, confidence, and daily interactions. Understanding the neurological and emotional roots of speech…

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  • Challenges Faced by Children with Stuttering and Speech Blocks in School

    Challenges Faced by Children with Stuttering and Speech Blocks in School

    Challenges Faced by Children with Stuttering and Speech Blocks in School Understanding Stuttering in the Classroom Stuttering and speech blocks can create significant challenges for children in school, affecting their academic performance, social interactions, and overall confidence. While most children enjoy participating in class discussions, reading aloud, and forming friendships with ease, those who stutter…

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  • The Power of Determination: What Demosthenes and Aristotle Teach Us About Overcoming Stuttering

    The Power of Determination: What Demosthenes and Aristotle Teach Us About Overcoming Stuttering

    The Power of Determination: What Demosthenes and Aristotle Teach Us About Overcoming Stuttering History, Speech, and the Strength of the Human Will Stuttering has been a challenge for centuries, but history has shown that determination and proper training can break any barrier. Two of the greatest minds of ancient Greece—Demosthenes and Aristotle—left us invaluable lessons about speech, perseverance,…

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  • How the New Speech Course Helps in Extreme Cases of Emotional Speech Blocks and Stuttering

    How the New Speech Course Helps in Extreme Cases of Emotional Speech Blocks and Stuttering

    How the New Speech Course Helps in Extreme Cases of Emotional Speech Blocks and Stuttering A Breakthrough for Severe Speech Blocks: The Power of the New Speech Course For many individuals struggling with stuttering, traditional speech therapy methods—such as articulation exercises and breathing techniques—offer only limited results. In cases of Extreme Speech Blocks Syndrome (ESBS), where…

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  • Demosthenes, Aristotle, and Hieroglyphs: A Historical Perspective on Stuttering

    Demosthenes, Aristotle, and Hieroglyphs: A Historical Perspective on Stuttering

    Demosthenes, Aristotle, and Hieroglyphs: A Historical Perspective on Stuttering Stuttering Through History: From Ancient Orators to Egyptian Hieroglyphs Stuttering has been a part of human history for thousands of years. While modern science continues to explore its causes and treatments, historical figures like Demosthenes and Aristotle have left us valuable insights into speech disorders. Additionally, ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs provide…

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  • Stuttering Is Not an Inborn Trait – It’s a Learned Mechanism That Can Be Changed

    Stuttering Is Not an Inborn Trait – It’s a Learned Mechanism That Can Be Changed

    Many people believe that stuttering is an inherent characteristic, something a person is born with. However, research and experience show that stuttering is not a fixed part of someone’s identity. It is a learned response to certain situations, often triggered by stress, anxiety, or negative experiences. And the best part? Since it is acquired, it…

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