What are the easiest ways to correct stuttering in children?

As we all know, stuttering is a problem we often encounter in life. People around us often stutter when they are excited. In fact, stuttering is not a disease, but a psychological disease. People's psychology cannot change the problem of stuttering, so stuttering will form. Many children are born naughty and like to learn to speak like people who stutter. Parents often find that their children have stuttering problems. So what are the simplest ways to correct children's stuttering?

Comprehensive Psychological Treatment for Stuttering

The human psychology is a relatively complex phenomenon. Currently, people’s research on psychology is not in-depth enough, but we can still divide the human psychology into three aspects: psychological state, psychological process and personality characteristics. Generally speaking, people who stutter are mentally normal people who can get along with others normally and live a normal social life.

However, regarding his stuttering problem, the stutterer is a completely abnormal person, or a "mental patient" (we can also regard all patients with phobias and obsessive-compulsive disorders as "mental patients" in some aspects).

When it comes to stuttering, stutterers immediately fall into a state of fear and cannot control it at all; the stutterer's psychological process, that is, the cognitive process, completely deviates from that of normal people regarding the phenomenon of stuttering; in order to overcome stuttering, stutterers gradually distort their own personality.

If the psychological state, cognitive process and personality traits of a normal person are close to and coordinated with each other, then the psychological state, cognitive process and personality traits of a stutterer are separated from and conflicting with each other. Every stuttering is a violent conflict between the three, and the result of the conflict is greater separation between the three.

According to the pathological mechanism of stuttering phobia, we will take the following measures:

1. Psychoanalytic therapy

2. Self-hypnosis therapy

3. Comprehensive treatment of stuttering through three methods including language ability training. In psychoanalytic therapy, we use recollection therapy to let patients know the source of their fear, separate the fear from the stuttering phenomenon, and isolate the fear; through observation exercises.

Let patients understand the nature of stuttering; through the inferiority complex theory of German psychologist Adler and the research of American psychologist Horney, we will understand the process of personality distortion of stutterers.

Through psychoanalytic therapy, we try to restore the three to the level of normal people, reduce the conflicts between the three, and make them coordinate with each other.

In self-hypnosis therapy, we will hypnotize the fear of being isolated. Hypnosis therapy has a long history and magical functions. Modern science cannot give a reasonable explanation for it, but people have widely used it in psychotherapy.

Some people believe that hypnosis is a normal, physiological, altered state of consciousness. Its occurrence requires two basic conditions: relative concentration of attention and inhibition of surrounding areas.

There are three main characteristics of the hypnotic state:

(1) Increased focus on mental processes;

(2) Increased relaxation of the body;

(3) Increased sensitivity to suggestion. After self-hypnosis, your mood will become relaxed, your emotions will be upbeat, and you may even feel unusually energetic. Hypnosis calms people and can eliminate the fear of stutterers.

When you encounter a child with stuttering problem in life, you will let the child correct it as soon as possible. If the child does not correct it, the parents will beat and scold the child. This approach is wrong. In the long run, it will affect the child's psychology and make the child more dependent on the problem of stuttering. In normal times, we should actively adopt psychological treatment, train language skills, and be careful not to beat and scold the child.