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Bottom line, if you want to be a teacher, be a teacher. Don’t let stuttering hold you back or else it’ll haunt you for the rest of your life. I’m an SLP in the schools and I feel like it’s been the b...

It’s so annoying! Sorry to hear yours has been bugging you as well. There’s a few around the world, but this one specifically was in Vancouver, BC. It’s basically 10 hours a day of group speech ther...

Like how did mine go away? As a kid, I simply outgrew it. I guess my brain adapted to whatever issue there was at least as much as it needed to for me to speak fluently. As far as it “going away” af...

I have trouble with the entire alphabet. My stutter started as a result from a traumatic dog attack at the age of 5. I've had 20 years of speech therapy coupled with hypnosis. My daily routine co...

I am 49 years old, master's degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, married with 1 son AND a national trainer. My stutter started as a result from a traumatic dog attack at the age of 5. I'...

This is the worst, I recently tried to stream on twitch to try to face my fears infront of people. Honestly it has been working...

Do this everyday to release years of stuttering trauma, it will change your life https://youtu.be/x2DB_ABQMFg...

I'd probably just keep stuttering but on purpose which would cause me to stutter for real if anyone said that to me. As if someone who stutters doesn't already know....

I think the problem is that it can be funny and the misconception is about what is the subject of the laugh. It is not you! Not a person. It is the word, the stuttering here and now. When I understood...

These kind of posts really put me off from this sub-reddit. I recently installed Amazon Echo Dot in my room and I had some initial hiccups with saying Alexa, or I'd stutter while speaking the command....

I'm a speech therapist/stuttering specialist and I have to say this seems quite useful! The programmed course is simplistic, as any app-based course has to be. But I really like the library of exercis...

I encourage people to acknowledge it so it’s not awkward. If I have a big block or something I always follow it up with “wow that was a big one!” My close friends are comfortable with having a littl...

I definitely agree that desensitizing is a good thing to do, but only because it can help build confidence. I’m a true believer in “fake it till you make it”, because if people see that it doesn’t bot...

Treat it like a sport. Desensitize yourself to the pain you feel when people make fun of you. Work on battling the fear of speaking. Practice speaking as many hours a day as you can. I know it seem...

I don't se any reason not to. It will be an opportunity to face your fears and grow more desensitized to these situations, which will help you in the future....

As someone who’s done YouTube videos before with my stutter my best advice is to just deal with it. I had to acknowledge the fact that my stutter wasn’t going away the second I started recording. I ha...

Great reply! I think that’s the same ideology I have for forcing myself to speak for a couple hours daily, too. It gives a little boost in my next social situation and I don’t have to start from scrat...

It might sound kinda counterintuitive, but tongue twisters have been a great help to me! I do them slowly, but I’ll just say them over and over again, normally with increasing speed and clarity (over ...

(Disclaimer that I don’t have a stutter and am only speaking from my perspective as a current SLP grad student, so feel free to tell me to get lost!) This is great advice OP, it seems to be this para...

You're brave for demonstrating your stutter. I know many people who stutter who let the fear of it control their lives. Anyways, don't be to hard on yourself for someone being mean to you. They're th...