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Good! I think that was the most recent one. However, he intentionally presents the information in his podcasts so it builds upon itself. It might have been hard to swallow because you haven't ye...

I've listened to one of his podcast, he told me some hard to swallow truths but it was good for me to keep working correctly in overcome my stutter, so, thank you, it was the "How to be a stutter Cham...

That’s a lot of stutters to know! My dad, who will be 73 tomorrow, is in a low step 1, and I didn’t even think of him as a stutterer until a few months ago! Which I think points to the No-big-deal a...

I watched the videos where he tells anothers people story with stuttering, through I couldn't find the podcast...

I dont think his YouTube channel gives lots of info. But what did you learn from them? Each podcast episode is about 15 mins and gives you actual ideas to try....

I saw 2 videos on his youtube channel, planing to see more when I have more time, but also loking for experiences on reddit about people who stuttered and have overcome it, you helped me a lot telling...

>"Guys who overcome stutter, what did you do" [This](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/ymp5nw/comment/iv52j9d/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) research has theories ho...

Tim Mackesey and William Parry - used very similar processes to become fluent and are both SLPs who help many ppl become sustainably, mostly fluent....

It's on the website I linked below, along with lots of other great resources. I suggest starting with the first episode of the podcast, as it's enjoyable to listen to a PWS speaking so pleasantly, ...

I had the waves too, and think I know why. If blocks happen bc of trying to hide it, after a few weeks of increasingly terrible(noticeable!) dysfluency, my brain accepted hiding it had become impossi...

:) And I hope you check out that resource bc it made a massive difference in my life. Many professional SLPs don’t even understand dysfluency....

So it might be a stutter? I strongly suggest checking out some info here. There’s articles and podcasts https://www.stuttering-specialist.com/stuttering-therapy-atlanta...

Ah that's interesting. I wonder what other tricks there are (like tapping rhythm, singing or speaking with an accent). Maybe there are brain training exercises that allow you to tactically occupy your...

While you are waiting to find one and start sessions, (or if you find the cost makes it not possible), this website has about as much information as you could need to address your stutter. A person's...

I recently found this Youtube channel and I really like the content that's being shared on there. The guy seems to really know a lot about stuttering https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQXcg4PsTQjhUKC...

If this is true, it is extremely sad. However, there are already a huge list of medications that are effective for treating stuttering. Look it up or look through my profile...

Ecopipam for stuttering taken off Emalex's website

Ecopipam for stuttering taken off Emalex's website It appears that the condition of childhood-onset fluency disorder has been removed from Emalex's drug pipeline page when it was previously on the web...

>"Maybe if I know I can look into how to fix it" You could look into the following posts to improve stuttering: * [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/yl5p0w/tips_to_improve_stutterin...

An extreme version of that (while in a hospital during a Covid surge) is what got me obsessively looking for a way to talk. [I found it here](https://www.stuttering-specialist.com/about-us). After a...

I’m sorry to hear what your son and you are going through. I think one thing that he should consider is whether the stuttering is actually the main reason why he doesn’t have friends. It may be more...