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Don’t let it hold you back, sure presentations might be rough at first but you can improve. It’s all about mindset 🫶 you got this...

Personally, regardless of situation, I wouldn't apologize for stuttering (not that it's an option anyway). I stutter. That's that. If I was in a wheelchair I wouldn't apologize for not being able to w...

No, I don’t think it’s permanent. I just see stuttering as the current program/organization of my mind. Things can get switched up in there and the stuttering can leave....

I found being confident in what I am saying in my mind makes it easier, like playing a rythm game in my head...

I don’t experience the same thing but do you think it’s a psychological thing created as a side effect because of the stutter....

Yes, I think that with ADHD comes a disregulation of emotion, and a self-consciousness and holding back our expression from impulsivity leading us to say things we are later embarrassed about....

I don’t tend to notice this effect in my life. I’m really so sorry if it’s affecting your life negatively in a way you don’t want mate. I honestly lack advice in terms to stuttering here, since this i...

Adhd and stuttering are not related AFAIK, but they can influence the other. I find the less severe my ADHD symptoms are at the moment, the less severe my stutter is...

I think it’s down to focusing more on the words instead of your stutter. Since your first language comes naturally to you, you have more mental space to think about not stuttering...

In most cases, it seems to be a mental problem with trauma or anxiety, etc which can be fixed. Maybe not completely but people have claimed to become fluent after stuttering. I don't think it's perma...

Makes sense, it’s like our brain gets unwired when we take something specific and then it eventually wires to old habits again once the effect wears off...

I recently discovered why I had blocked almost my entire life. Stutterer since age 6. Been stuttering for about 26 years now. I recently found out that my blocks were 100% due to me resisting my ...

I recently figured out that my blocks only happened because I was fighting my authentic stutter. I was fighting myself to simply stutter, resulting in blocks. I blocked for almost 26 years, simply bec...

Awesome! I definitely feel anxiety is one, if not the biggest, issue why people stutter. Next up would be that speaking this way (stuttering) has become such a automatic process - something we need to...

Thanks for your comment! Indeed! First, I was thinking this was just another 'trick', but the more I thought about this approach, is it really trick? I don't think so now. You're simply 'corre...

This is some of the bedst advice I’ve seen on here! Another psychological benefit from this method is, that you don’t have to use mental energy on substituting words and worrying what words you’re goi...

thanks for your comment! >A few other tips is going make eye contact and begin on a normal exhale. Also, practice voluntary repetitions Are you maybe able to elaborate on these points? What is ex...

If that's the field you wish to stay in for the long haul then your only option is to psyche your mind up and develop a thick skin....

Yeah I'm like that too. I think it's because with others, I try so hard to not stutter and choose words that make me fluent and dodge blocks. With friends I don't try as hard so it might be worse...

It's weird I'm like the opposite lol. I tend to stutter less with no people and more around people I know...