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Seth is also hard for me, and as you can tell from my user name, its my real name....

At first man, just try to learn gramar, vocabulary and stuff like that. talk to yourself if u want to learn pronunciation, 99% ppl who stutter dont stutter while they talk to themselves. it will help....

My name is Andrew. Hard As give me the most difficulty and the block can become so severe I contort my face to get the sound out. Introducing my self become a very stressful situation. ...

After reading this, I may give it another go. I tried up until this past year to learn Chinese and only got to the 2nd level of my University's classes, but then my interest fizzled out when I realize...

Having English as a second language, you are correct that you have to practice speaking it. It is amazing how different languages are in terms of breathing and rhythm. All I can say is try to speak it...

I am an American who has stuttered since a very young age (probably as long as I can remember). I have studied Mandarin Chinese in University for two years, including a one year intensive session. M...

How to Learning a Second Language?

How to Learning a Second Language? So I'm an American trying to learn Spanish. I also have a very severe stutter. Bilingual stutterers who didn't learn from birth, how'd you do it? I use DuoLingo, but...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.boostlabz.auraldelayer&hl=en I just downloaded - will try in a few minutes! Update: So i gave it a whirl while i was out on a walk. I've read a...

I swear that is going to get me in a car accident some day......

it's like a game of dick punch with the universe. Universe wins everytime ;(...

Yeah alright, I can imagine that would make a difference. :)...

I feel the same way a lot of the time but its different at the NSA. it's not like meeting someone else who stutters randomly or even at a support group. It's a total environment of acceptance and comf...

I actually have a hard time being around stutterers, since it keeps reflecting back on me (or however we should describe it). I guess not everyone feels that way, or maybe I just haven't be "climatize...

you can check my answer to an above poster. IMO its definitely worth it....

it's a gathering of over 800 people who stutter, their families, SLPs, and anyone else who cares about stuttering. For many people it's the only place where they can finally feel free and comfortable....

my effects wore off. The SpeechEasy was just annoying since its an always on device. The fluency master was a little better but it's still annoying since they all work on trying to trick your brain. m...

Singing has constant phonation, as a result you never really stop phonating to give yourself a chance to block. I also believe singing uses a different part of the brain than regular speech....

I did a ton of therapy and at best it was only gave me temporary control. Then I found a new therapy that is about letting go of control and I think im much happier. Check out her talks: http://stutte...

In additional to Malcolm Fraiser's book, I also found this one interesting and helpful: http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster/Infostuttering/Harrison/redefining-stuttering.pdf But I honestly think the b...

I tried one of these. I do believe that it was pretty effective but I found the side-effects to be pretty shitty so I stopped taking it. I was so dull and almost felt like a ghost at times....