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Hi. I just wanted to say, I feel what you've said very strongly. It's kind of a comfort to read your post actually. I have a stutter too (or 'stammer' as I call it) and I've had it since I was a child...

if I talk to myself, I don't stutter; but if I record myself speaking alone, then I start to stutter...

I don’t agree because you don’t stutter when you’re alone...

Another exemple. When I speak alone in my room I never stutter. Its when people are looking at me that I stutter...

Well once I'm aware that people are listening and seeing me i stutter and once i know they are not i speak fluently !...

No. I’m a sales rep who gives in person speeches before 50 plus people all the time. I never forget that I stutter and I know that I always will. Fortunately it’s not that bad and I’ve learned to ma...

I usually forget I have it until people that don't know about it point it out. It is less or even not there...

Have u been to speech therapy are talk to a psychiatrist? And feel the same way im always thinking about my stutter even when I'm not on socially interacting with others I avoid saying certain things ...

Tips to improve stuttering by working on anticipatory anxiety

Tips to improve stuttering by working on anticipatory anxiety **What is Anticipatory Anxiety in stuttering?** * [Research](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MWEayStRtKtxVosuLEH8BHzz2Z2kcAcq/view?usp=s...

I would never want to disclose that I stutter. First, they can hear me. So they already know, but telling them creates a conscious thing. I don’t want people to look at me with that face where they ex...

Tips to improve stuttering from a PhD researcher

Tips to improve stuttering from a PhD researcher **Tips:** 1. there is no easy answer to improve speech. Easy answers are seldom correct for complicated events. Speaking (and stuttering) involves an ...

Tips to improve stuttering from the book Stuttering foundations and clinical applications (2023) by Yairi & Carol H. Seery - both PhD researchers - page 95 until 300 (out of 500 pages) PART 2

Tips to improve stuttering from the book Stuttering foundations and clinical applications (2023) by Yairi & Carol H. Seery - both PhD researchers - page 95 until 300 (out of 500 pages) PART 2 This...

I used to have long silent blocks, multiple in a sentence, when talking to anyone - but get perfectly fluent the moment I was alone. Also, the moment I stopped hiding my stutter and talked about it,...

Does anyone else do this?

Does anyone else do this? When I stutter in front of someone new (and I have a really severe stuttering, mostly timeless blocks), I actually laugh about it and act charming and still smile to the othe...

Yeah sometimes. I’ve worked with a lot of non-verbal students. So when I “wish” I was mute rather than a stutterer, I remember that the grass is not greener on this one. And then I feel a bit guilty...

What I believe stuttering is for a lot of us

What I believe stuttering is for a lot of us So to simplify I believe stuttering for a lot of us is the fear of half-way committing to speaking, then fear of a reaction from the listener because they ...

In my opinion, you’re better off just stuttering. Replacing one speech impediment with another is not productive, plus you’re still gonna stutter. Would you rather feel stupid or just be your genuine ...

Omg BRAVOOO!!! This document is unbelievably helpful. I always hear tips about reducing stutter but never heard this type of advice (sorry if that doesn’t make sense lol). But like omgggggg, I never t...

Don't be me and isolate yourself for 3 decades!!! Once I stopped caring what people thought of my stutter, a whole new world opened up. I put myself out there and some days were good, some were bad...

You can try it yourself and see repeating your words won’t work. If anything, She got more fluent because *she disclosed*. His mirror talk is backwards too. You should look at yourself in mirror a...