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That's not a cure. What does accepting it achieve? Makes you more comfortable? Don't accept it. Work on your speech!...

For me acceptance = is to accept that i’ve stutter and i must work on it to improve ...

hi! sorry to bother you, I know I'm replying to an old comment. But as a speech therapist, could you share some tips on what to do to overcome/reduce stuttering? Have you overcome your own stutter? Wh...

All of those. The speech therapist taught me some strategies like pausing and chunking and after some practice & the words I had issues with (b’s & d’s) became easier for me to say....

Do not try to get tips to say the letters because if you can articulate them sometimes, articulation isn’t the problem . You likely block on them *because!* there’s a word/name you’ve had to say freq...

I definitely experience this myself, it used to crippled me for years and I felt similarly about the nickname, it didn’t seem to help me personally, but what I’ve had a little more success with is int...

Even I started to stutter at 12-13 years of age like you. If your abdomen is tight, it means you didn't detect your smaller stutters that came before the main stutter and didn't notice that you ran o...

I really think the comparison here is flawed. Speech is complex. IMO, much more complex than what PRIME does. Movement is largely an output. It's simple compared to speech. As is eyesight. It's an i...

Does aiming for more fluency - increase stuttering? Or were we always wrong to believe this? Research: "The Fluency-Accuracy trade-off model in stuttering"

Does aiming for more fluency - increase stuttering? Or were we always wrong to believe this? Research: "The Fluency-Accuracy trade-off model in stuttering" ...

Additionally, speech therapists, mindfulness specialists, NLP-, CBT-, ACT- and other modalities - they all have their own set of clinical interventions to address "forgetting stuttering". Such as, ad...

You already have the answer in your question. >He doesn't want to practice his exercises at home.  > This was me. Speech therapy at that age through 16 when I finally stopped going. "Because it wa...

Yeah, I have those a lot too. I found that using easy on-sets help and stretching the words out helps in my case. I'd definitely research stuttering techniques and see which ones help. This is a good ...

I read to my kids at night. I find that’s usually enough to maintain fluency. If I get a “flareup” I’ll go back to things I did earlier in my fluency journey which is mostly just more practice talking...

Can you elaborate? Do you mean fear and anxiety of stuttering? If so... That's no longer part of my disfluency. I learned to speak fluently not by overcoming my stutter. It was closer to learning to ...

Should I start a course on how to overcome stuttering in 21 days?

Should I start a course on how to overcome stuttering in 21 days? Hi everyone, I am 28 years old. I stuttered seriously for 26 years, but after joining a course, I am now fully confident, happy, and ...

Over-exaggerated articulations. Find which letters or starting words you stutter on, and practice your articulation for those words or letters....

This is very helpful, but if you are having blocks and want to turbo charge the process, there are steps you can take. Make eye contact, and begin slowly on an exhale. I reduced my blocks by 90% b...

It doesn’t exist and is like using a bulldozer to dig a hole for a single plant. You can actually start to address your dysfluency right this moment. I was on the verge of resigning from a second ...

That’s not remotely how that works. More importantly, you can teach yourself how to block less....

That's some great insight, I am also against dwelling on stutter afterwards, but what I meant by 'not forgetting stuttering' is that we should continue to work on it, change can't come on its own righ...