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Social anxiety maybe i have the same problem,i speak fluently when alone but as soon as i interact with people the brain just seems to flip and I stutter relentlessly....
I was able to control my stuttering after learning to control my breathing. It took some practice, but my method is to always breathe, in or out, even when stuck, as it makes starting again much much ...
I think there are many different types of speech blocks: * freezing of the speech muscles as a stress response to the fight flight freeze fawn. For example, if I would avoid stress management * not n...
i would best decribe it as your breathing is not lined up with your vocal cords. You just have to physically push some words out to say them...
I would describe a speech block as: * a block is the halting of speech muscles (like lips, tongue, jaw, laryngeal or respiratory muscles) mechanically speaking * inhibiting execution of motor moveme...
Sometimes when I stutter, I feel that I have skipped a breath. And I tend to take very very deep breaths to catch up....
A lack of proper breathing is often a symptom of stuttering, but not the cause....
>"*Are these called blocks?*" According to google, a speech block in stuttering means: * "*A type of stuttering behavior wherein there is a complete stoppage in the flow of speech resulting from ...
I think it does. But knowing this doesn’t make it easier for me. Most times I try to get words/ sound out I end up holding my breath. And only when forcing the air out and breathing in again can I get...
Absolutely! I made a long comment about the diaphragm and stuttering. I got rid of my stuttering 100% when I was 18. You can read my explanation here: [Del-Ferro method](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutt...
I would say that I wasn't stuttering in the words but I was having massive blockages before each and every word.... Maybe that's why I got 5...
I have both, i just tend to start off stuck on a weird noise for whatever im trying to say even mid conversation lmao...
What you're describing sounds more like a hesitation than a classic stutter. Closer related to a block but still the same family...
Hard to tell, you were speaking fluently, were you pausing because you were searching what you wanted to say or the best word to use to avoid stuttering? Anyway I think you have blocks....
You didnt stutter in the video so its hard to say, do you block like h-----ello or do you repeat like h-h-h-h-hello? I block some times even multiple times on a word like h---e---llo...
You say "we", but I am on many occasions not able to say "I have a stutter". I'm happy for you that you can, but stuttering is an incredibly varied disability and if you're unlucky and are having a ba...
Blocks
Blocks I admit I have no idea how to deal with blocks at this point. Today I had a 20 second block and it was painful and embarrassing. Any idea how to deal with blocks long term?...
How can I ACTUALLY stop stuttering?
How can I ACTUALLY stop stuttering? I’m new to this sub. I’m 16 and have stuttered since I was 6, so for 10 years. From 6 to 7 years old I stuttered a little but it went away, but as of the age of 7, ...
Yeah, just had to repeat myself at the store, ended up holding the line up for a couple of minutes with the whole store going from bustling sounds to complete silence... Oh well, you gotta get what yo...
>*"So, if I am saying “My” and I prolong the M into mmmmm* ***I then try to focus on the sound*** *of the y to release my lips from the m and begin the y."* Woaw, you worded it very clearly. Yes, ...