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What I did when I was a wee lad and the letters that I blocked the most on were the letters, “N” and the letter “M”. What I did with words that started with either a N or M, I got the dictionary (befo...

Update: Something worked

Update: Something worked Okay so im the same guy who asked for help because i had trouble saying my name and I had an exam coming up where I was supposed to introduce myself as a doctor to a patien...

You can try to start your exhale before you begin talking! This helps me on a few blocks...

Easy onset /voluntary stuttering? Like say “nnnnew….” (Making the prolongation deliberately) Long pause/ take a breath.. then say the word I think it’s related to continuous voicing, not sure if you...

Well in continuation of my last comment, I’m skeptical that it’s possible to use a technique to stop stuttering and actually have it work. I’ve never heard anyone say “wow that technique really worked...

This is a great strategy if you are unable to *ever* articulate the B sound. If you can articulate it fine in some situations but nothing comes out when others are around, this is unlikely to work at...

You can beforehand touch your lips together whenever you know you are going to say letter that starts with 'b', as the most difficult part is touching them while trying to speak. When you do this you ...

Yup. I am still practising twice a day (for 30 min) by talking or telling some stories to myself with slow and relaxed speech. And also I think besides practicing I also have to apply these on other p...

That's my issue. Being slow and relax is easy. But impraticable in real conversations. Even more when speaking in groups. People just won't listen...

Even as a severe stutterer, being slow, relax and fluent is easy. The problem is that it's so slow and awkward that people just won't listen. That's impraticable...

Even as a severe stutterer, being very slow, relax and fluent is easy. The problem is that being so slow that people don't even listen or like it lol...

It needs practice to get comfortable speaking slowly. Pick one friend, tell him you are going to focus on speaking slowly and practice it for one conversation. Speak exaggerated slowly and limit yours...

I speak with almost no stutter when my speech is slow and relaxed. However, when I’m with my friends and teachers, I find it difficult to maintain that slow and relaxed pace. Instead, I tend to speak ...

Good on you! Well done! Eyecontact. Don't lock however. Keep moving your eyes a bit. Sorry English is not my first language. Locking is a bit freeky/ agressive and, most important, makes you go blank ...

What helped me was taking in a breath and before I speak I exhale for maybe 1/4 to 1/2 a second then I start speaking. Idk why it helps me, but it seems to. But I think the biggest thing is growing a ...

- Taking a deep breath before speaking (I’m using diaphragmatic breathing myself). - Slowing down my speech and clearly articulate all the sounds. - Taking pauses between sentences to formulate the wo...

Trying to figure it out

Trying to figure it out I've just recently entered into substance abuse recovery. I've had a stutter my whole life but drinking and drugging always made it go away. It was one of the appealing parts o...

My stutter seems like it gotten worse over the years. I recently tried to talk with my hands. Like every time I speak, I move my hands in different motions in the air to help with my talk in general. ...

What are your tips/techniques to get your stutter to a manageable level for you?

What are your tips/techniques to get your stutter to a manageable level for you? ...

Get a good health insurance and start speech therapy. They do teach u very useful trick and force you to practice. Very very helpful....