Please let me finish my sentence | Dan Hudock | TEDxIdahoFalls
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2024
- The natural inclination of people is to help people with communication disorders by saying for us what we’re trying to say, but it’s like helping a butterfly leave its cocoon. We need the struggle. The struggle helps us find our own voice.
Dan is a Speech and Language Pathologist who can speak from experience. His own communication disorder allows him to understand speech at a level that not many others can.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Someone made them feel they are not worthy. That makes the stutter. The shame belongs to those who do this to them. You are all worthy and ok. Blessings.
one of the best I saw about stuttering..THANK YOU. I have stuttered all my life. Every word you said I feel every second of my life
I stutter, and it is a complex disability, but I have learned to accept my condition and live with it. I don't mind telling people that I stutter and asking them to let me know if they don't understand anything I say. Some people accept it, and others don't. But I chose to live whole; my stutter is already a personal challenge; I will not let the world add more stress to my inherent condition.
As a fellow SLP, I am inspired and enlightened. Thank you for shedding some light on an area that has been difficult, even as trained professional. You have helped me become more confident in my ability to help, NOT CURE, my clients who stutter.
All the kind humans that studder are the most intelligent people i have ever heard speak ♥♥
I know this is a bit over the top, but I love this the most is because I was there when he gave this talk and afterwards I talked and congratulated him. Its because of him I'm not afraid of getting up in front of my class and expressing anything
I had the pleasure of knowing Dan when he was a young man living in Western PA. Congratulations Dan I was so impressed with your talk and I learned from it.
I command who and what makes people studder to go. InJesus name. Amen
I will do anything to NOT talk on the phone. Its hard enough to make it through the day without having to talk to anyone, but the phone is a really big hurdle i just cant get over. I stuttered in School bad. Constantly being picked on, being made fun of. I couldnt get up in front of the class. One mistake, and they would laugh, or say something. I got to where i just stopped talking. I'm alot better now, but i still have times where it is really hard to get out what i want to say that i get upset with myself and wont talk for a while.
We are all in this together Michael. Hang in there
I've stuttered since I was a kid. And since then I've been doing everything I can NOT to stutter. Letters and words that I know will give me trouble? Avoid. Stuck in the middle of a sentence? formulate it differently and start all over again. Everything I want to say I have to go through in my head first. And still I'll stutter and get stuck at the simplest of words.
People laugh, mock or downright ignore you...so it's often just easier to not say anything at all.
And there is no logic to it. There are good days, where I almost don't stutter at all and bad days, where I won't pick up my phone.
So I understand you Micheal, I really do. It helps to know that there are people, who go through the same thing I do.
Hope it's the same for you.
I have a stammer, it's improved now but some days it comes back. You are amazing. Thankyou
Hi Kim. What did you do to improve it?
Hi Kim, how did you improve it?
So proud of you Fan. You are a true leader and hero!
Dan, This is WONDERFUL!!!
I will share this with all of my students and colleagues.
What has helped me tons is reading the book How To Run Your Own Life by Jut Meininger (as long as I apply it I eliminate it completely) (when you read it you'll realize that you have to turn off your Adapted Child state and little by little train your Parent state so your Adapted child doesn't intervene)... you can download it (they don't print it anymore)
The fact that the 911 operator hung up on you because of your stutter is a major red flag. That is unprofessional and lives could have been at stake.
Because I have a heard time hearing and cant feelcorrect feelings in voice box, ruined from surgery. I have to always watch for how i speak. I sound mean. Yell. Not realizing it. Hate being around people. They are not capable of understanding. So when I get emotional about something. It is 1000x worse. I feel for you all.
That was awesome, Dan! This is Tricia from UT. I am totally impressed with how you captured the disorder. Very well done! I will share this everyone I know. Great job.
This is really great, Dan! Very nice job.
Dan, thanks so much for sharing this. I don't have a speech issue. I think it incredibly brave for you to share your story and your research with us.
I clicked on this link because I am constantly running into people who interrupt me when I'm trying to explain, and they get it wrong 70% of the time, which is funny, because that's why I have to explain in the first place... they don't understand the problem.
Terrific information, fantastic demo! Way to increase empathy! Sincerely, A Fellow SLP
Very well put
thank u 4 the advise
I don't think stuttering is a communication disorder. I disagree on this point. Communication is so much more than fluently speaking. Stuttering, in my opinion, is just another form of speaking. Nothing wrong with stuttering.
It’s obvious that you don’t stutter
@@dwen5065absolutely dude
Easy for you to say