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I don't think we here nearly enough about stuttering support groups in this sub. I'm happy to hear that your support group has helped you....

This is so relatable. I started going to a stuttering support group + speech therapy a couple years go and even though my stutter isn’t really “better”, I feel soooo much better about it. Scenario...

If you are open to talking about it, maybe we can have a quick conversation? Im also been working on overcoming my stutter for quite a long time, and I've succeeded to some degree. Maybe some of my ex...

I hear you. But I just don't have faith in the community to have an intelligent discussion on medication. The risk / reward doesn't balance. Too many people here would jump at the chance to take a pi...

I had a severe stutter due to a traumatic dog attack at age 5. I've had 20 years of speech therapy. I talk about my journey and I have some Amazing guests on my podcast that share their journey....

My therapist

My therapist After stammering for many years I'm finally trying to accept it and reached out. I went to a psychiatrist at first who diagnosed me with anxiety disorder and also with stammering for whic...

I'm not going to vote this post up or down. I believe you mean well, and you're trying to contribute, so a downvote isn't right. But I also believe you have a flawed understanding of stuttering, so I ...

you are precisely on the right track! In speech therapy school, they teach us to counsel those who stutter and to have the mindset you are talking about it 100% the way to go....

Looking for someone in UK to be part of a documentary

Looking for someone in UK to be part of a documentary I’m a speech therapist working in the UK. I am planning to make a documentary following a client’s journey through therapy. I deliver a new therap...

No psychological aspect to the therapy I received. At least not directly. I wasn't allowed to use what I learned until a certain milestone. I think sustained success in a controlled environment certai...

Yes exactly, he states that having a fear of stuttering actually causes you stutter more because of a concept called anticipatory anxiety which puts you in the frame of mind to block out words to not ...

Idk what your speech therapy program is, but two months in, I wouldn't expect any changes outside of the therapy office. In the program that either for me, that early on I was still working on learnin...

I recently went to my doctor about this, they were not very helpful. Just told me why did I stop going to speech therapy in 2009..... when I was a kid. Hope it goes better for you...

The primary challenge for me currently is becoming more open about my stutter, sharing it with people and working on open stuttering. I'm involved in some therapy currently to that effect and excited ...

Good day. I am 24. Well, I've stuttered since I was 3 years old. My stutter now is mild, but I have a video of myself stuttering as a 3 year old and it was way worse back then. The reasoning behind ...

I think going to speech therapy as a young child made me super conscious of the way I spoke and made things worse. I wouldn’t intervene and just act like nothing happened. Eventually when they get a l...

Why Do I Stutter When I Talk to Someone and Not When Reading Something A...

Why Do I Stutter When I Talk to Someone and Not When Reading Something A... ...

My personal experience with SLPs is a mixed bag to be mild. For years i had weekly sessions that did nothing. Then i got one intensive week with specialists, and wow that did wonders. But with no foll...

Yes i read that study, can't find it now though. It was from 2020 or 2021. There was a study with two groups, one group had the normal lidcombe programmet and the other had everything in lidcombe exc...

**[David Daly (academic)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Daly_\(academic\))** >David A. Daly (born 1940 in Michigan) is a fluency author, researcher, and center owner. ^([ )[^(F.A.Q)](ht...