Struggling with Stuttering, Low Confidence, and Social Isolation – Should I Try Therapy?

Struggling with Stuttering, Low Confidence, and Social Isolation – Should I Try Therapy? I'm 22 years old, and I’ve been struggling with stuttering for the past 5-6 years. After closely observing my speech patterns, I’ve noticed that I struggle the most with words starting with certain letters like "T," "K," and "A." I recently started reading about stuttering and learned that it's connected to neurology. Another thing that makes me wonder is that I’ve always been really weak in math. Throughout school, I scored the lowest in math, and I’ve always taken longer than others to learn new things. I don’t know if this is related, but it makes me feel even more insecure about myself. Because of my stuttering, I stay quiet most of the time, even when I know what to say. My confidence is really low, and I feel like I’m always on the outside in my friend group. My family makes fun of me, which makes it even worse. I often just sit alone in my room and cry. I’m seriously considering therapy, but I don’t know which type would be best for stuttering. Can therapy actually help me overcome this? Or am I just stuck with it forever? If anyone has personal experiences or advice, I’d really appreciate it.