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This should be higher up. The amount of support this sub gives is genuinely heartwarming, but I don't see enough responses on this post recommending professional help. I know it's not attainable to ev...

Please don't ever tell someone seeking help they have a permanent disability. Many people have overcome this so-called "permanent disability." Some of us tried and failed several times before finding ...

Yes, I did. Speech Therapy. Speech therapy gets a bad rap. Our first experience with speech therapy is usually in primary school. What I like to call *Speech-Therapy-Lite*. It's disheartening to put...

I see.... well I do recommend speech! Ik I am biased haha, but it is worth a shot. The techniques do require tons of practice, and it may be hard to adjust to at first....

A good stuttering specialized speech pathologist will understand you likely won't stutter much with them but will still be able to help....

Have you tried speech therapy? Also have you tried any speaking techniques to help you as well? Sometimes universities have free or low cost clinics, if they have a speech program. The clinicians ar...

You're taking the first step by talking about it. Make a plan. Keep taking steps to make things better. Your realization that your stutter is controlling you is key. IMO, the control we give our stu...

Try talking to your school counsellor, seriously just bite the bullet and it could really get rid of a lot of stress you have, they're there to help you....

Actually, I tried the best two therapists in my city but I wasn't progressing. Thank U, I ll try this....

If you family permits a speech therapy then try to see a board-certificated, experienced and good-attituded speech-language therapist available for you. If doesn't, then you can try it at home on yo...

Thank you I’m really now just processing what happened today.. and its making me think a lot about my stutter and how it really is affecting my job. And that I should reconsider speech therapy again....

Hello u/paigethenotebook , Please don't worry a lot. More you think about your stuttering more problematic it will become. Better you go to a speech therapist and seek good and useful advice. You ma...

Hi u/CommentCapital7991 , didn't you take any speech therapy? If you haven't then please consider to get in touch with a speech therapist. You may book a free consultation call with me from my website...

If your parents are understanding what you are getting along with, try to ask them to afford for a speech therapy for you but with a board-certificated, good-attituded and experienced speech-language ...

Just wanted to start by saying you’re doing the right thing by getting her help. I’ve had a stammer since I could talk, the one thing I wish that my parents had told me growing up is that it’s okay to...

many children outgrow stuttering and this is quite normal for development in this stage. I recommend you start working with a speech therapist asap. most likely she will grow out of this stage, but if...

Thank you. We are looking into SP now. We do need to work on being more clear and deliberate in our responses. I have a tendency to mumble which was brought on by my own issues when I was younger....

I agree with everyone else’s comments and want to reiterate to make sure your SLP knows how to treat stuttering. All SLPs are trained in grad school to treat stuttering but it’s a low incidence disord...

Whatever you do, don't make her feel like she's doing smth wrong. Get a specialist, then do as they say...

As mentioned by one of the other commenters here, lot of kids stutter for awhile. Unlucky for some of us here, it stuck. Haha. But on a serious note, if you’re worried, take her to a speech therapis...