How Do People Develop a Stutter?

The video discusses stuttering, a speech disorder affecting fluid speech. It highlights historical figures like Isaac Newton and King George VI who stuttered. The causes of stuttering are explored, noting that it often begins in childhood and is not primarily caused by anxiety. Genetic factors, such as mutations on chromosome 12, and neurological differences are examined. The video also covers treatment options, emphasizing reducing anxiety and using direct instruction. While there is no cure, many manage their symptoms effectively. The video concludes with a call to support further research.

How might genetics play a role in stuttering?

What are some strategies that can help manage stuttering in children?