See also [a summary ](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/1icop6k/stuttering_summary_of_uri_schneider_researcher/)of Uri Schneider (SLP/ speech therapist) about the stutter journey, the iceberg analogy, the importance of confidence and shifting focus: "Speaking is not just about fluency—it’s about freedom. When you focus on growth, courage, and self-awareness, fear loses its grip." **Uri's takeaway questions for reflection:** * What are my strengths and passions outside of stuttering? * What triggers my speech, and how can I track it to understand it better? * Am I focusing on the fear of stuttering or the freedom of communication? * Who am I beyond my stutter?