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Great question! Short answer is, no. Longer answer is, stutterers are told to “take a breath” by well meaning and *uninformed* people. Sadly, many of those are SLP’s who likely received nearly zero...

Thank you! This is amazing what wrote about stuttering mechanism: hardware and software. This is my attempt to summarize it. **Summary:** There's two parts to speech: hardware & software: 1. Bad s...

Yes, I think that any feelings of desire (yes also the desire for more fluency) is not only unnecessary, but is also a liability if we associate **desire** with the **defensive mechanism** (that preve...

Yeah keep doing it until you become stutter free with chatgpt and then you can apply those strategies to real world also...

I've turned a new stutter hypothesis into an easy-to-understand diagram. So that everyone can reap the benefits from it

I've turned a new stutter hypothesis into an easy-to-understand diagram. So that everyone can reap the benefits from it I've read an immense [number](https://understandingdysfluency.com/) of pages abo...

Do normal people do the ‘inhale’ thing before they speak?

Do normal people do the ‘inhale’ thing before they speak? We're told to breathe before you speak and talk on the exhale. I noticed that normal people just speak. They don't visibly inhale/gasp for ...

Great question. I don't know anyone who has used my personal strategies. As for me, I speak more fluently now, for example, I can often get past a block when I anticipate stuttering. However, I haven'...

We all went thruogh that feelin bro. Its normal . But keep in mand how valuable you are and that you will get better and better. I have had a very severe stuttering and today I am better. I also thou...

idk about this, easy onset is a technique I learned in speech therapy as a kid, I get that speech therapists aren't infallible but I doubt this particular technique is going to make you less fluent ov...

Voice chatting with chatgpt app

Voice chatting with chatgpt app Anybody using chatgpt voice chatting for speech practice? How is your experience with it? So if I just read alone or talk with myself alone, I don't stutter (especiall...

Before I learned some very effective exercises and new habits, I would have given up a limb in exchange for ability to communicate effectively....

There are definitely other options. In fact, about once/week or month, I see a post here with info from a SLP who’s *actually* trained in treating dysfluency. Strangely, those posts get little atte...

I agree with everything you've mentioned. You described the experience of losing fluency as soul-crushing.. from my personal perspective, effective therapy should include a solid relapse prevention pr...

These things might fix your stutter

These things might fix your stutter Hey this is the list of things that should help you fix your stutter or make it better. Most of these i found on this subreddit. 1. Taking B12 vitamin every morning...

According to google, there is no known cure for cluttering. But just like stuttering, there’s techniques which can be used to deal with the condition. It just takes tons of practice in both a controll...

my advice will be to slow down .... its easy to get caught up in the rush, and the need to respond to questions. but if you slow down (not just slow down speaking, but everything is general), smile, a...

Stay strong bro i have suffered from severe stuttering too, my advice is to find something artistic or physical sports that you could excel at so that you can express yourself in ways other than speak...

It’s good practice. Think of it like your going to school and this is a great place to practice your techniques...

You can learn new habits that will give you MUCH more control over your speech. I learned them after I turned 40, and was on the verge of giving up also. While it involves some very uncomfortable w...

Hi js! I do not think practicing your speech and finding new ways to approach your stutter is obsessive. It is a condition that we carry every day of our lives so it makes sense to give it attention. ...