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1. Covering my mouth momentarily (like half a second) and continue talking. 2. During public speeches with a group of people who do not know me, I say the following “Morning everyone, I am Sergeant B...

I meet new pws every week. They each have their own 'triggers' aka word fears. They develop them over time through fight and flight- blocking or avoiding. You may meet a 40 year-old who has been af...

That’s also a really interesting perspective. I’m 17 and my stutter was the very worst when I was 10 to 14 years old. My speech just sorta gradually got a little better, I don’t know what triggered it...

I may misunderstand your point. This sounds like the "just accept" the stutter narrative. That narrative is too black and white. My 13 year-old client, Mick, feared his name and every work start...

>That story is hilarious omg. I’m gonna try it out probably when ordering at restaurants because that’s when I tend to stutter the very most, for some reason. I’d at least like to FEEL like I’m in ...

That story is hilarious omg. I’m gonna try it out probably when ordering at restaurants because that’s when I tend to stutter the very most, for some reason. I’d at least like to FEEL like I’m in cont...

From what I hear it works for a lot of people. For me however, I cant seem to bring myself to do it in a high stakes situation because I can be reasonable fluent. I think it desensitizes you from th...

Most people get voluntary stuttering wrong. They think it's something you do to reduce fear so you don't stutter as much. Voluntary stuttering has little to do with fluency or lessening stuttering. It...

A great study by Yuko Yoshida: Benefits of Pseudostuttering: • Indirect self-disclosure (Van Riper, 1973). • Enabling people who stutter (PWS) to (Reitzes, 2005): 1) move forward through moment...

does voluntary stuttering ‘work’? What exactly is it supposed to do? Might try it out as a part of my anti-anxiety regimen I got going on rn

does voluntary stuttering ‘work’? What exactly is it supposed to do? Might try it out as a part of my anti-anxiety regimen I got going on rn ...

The hand over the mouth has a positive intention. Is it intended to conceal your mouth mid-stutter? Do you also look away from your listener at the same time? In learning from your 'brain shift' I ...

I like the advice to expose yourself. In therapy I was encouraged to engage in small and meaningless conversations. Like calling a movie theater to ask about showtimes for certain movies. It was pre...

HOW I WAS CURED and You can too ;).

HOW I WAS CURED and You can too ;). ​ SO, I was stuttering like HELL, and indeed hell it was... at school and every social interaction through my life from age like 11 to 17. You know the ...

Only thing that works for me is owning it and being proactive about building a 'toolkit' of ways to manage it. If you aren't proactively taking steps to manage it, it can feel like it's taking over. T...

Hi, I would suggest you could do the McGuire programme if it's available near you. It's worldwide! And once you do the four day intensive course you are a member for life. It reteaches you how to brea...

Yes but I have become better at not struggling through a block....

Don’t do it bro. I am proof that with enough work and willpower you can get over your stutter and the feelings it comes with it. Don’t take your life bro. It’s really not worth it. You need to get up....

Of course brother, own that shit. No one can make fun of you for it if you already are. Self deprecating humor isn't seen as a healthy thing but if you're genuinely owning it and you're genuinely havi...

Tonic stutter here

Tonic stutter here Hi there I have problem with stuttering since i was 8-12, can't remember coz it was better or worse from time to time. So it's completely ruined my life, i'm dropped study, job, r...

Yes, everyone should see the video!!! I found it this year in around February-May and it was really hard to get used to (as the doctor in the video says) "baubling", or something like voluntary stutt...