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My advice would be a stabilising statement like "Hello, I'm ______, here to help. So you know I have a speech impediment, so just bear with me if that flares up." It helps because it can be rhymed off...

You're welcome! I googled iceberg tattoo and there are some cool designs out there Edit: I think it's a cool way to start up a conversation about stuttering as well....

It seems hard to do, but for me it helped. It helps with the speech anxiety for sure. And don't assume because they hear you stutter they know that it's stuttering. If you feel uncomfortable straig...

My best advice is to tell them that you stutter. Of course they may hear it anyway, but it will help YOU to tell them that you stutter. This is a leap of faith, I realize, and I hope you will trust me...

Yea every time I’m worried what someone will think. I usually tell them I stutter and then I can finally relax. This is a lesson. The only thing holding anyone back is ones self. Keep on learning ...

Outstanding! Disclosure of stuttering is extremely powerful, especially in a stressful situation like an interview-...

I would emphasize making ur mind focus on the tone of what you’re saying(you’re pitch, attitude and such) rather than whether you’ll stutter or note; this will keep the brain preoccupied and will like...

i thought my stutter will go away

i thought my stutter will go away My stutter started when I was in 3rd/4th grade and I thought everyone has the same problem as me and people who don't have stutter are lucky.I don't speak much but my...

I would say so if you're considering it. Say something along the lines of "I just want to let you know that I do have a stutter so in case you hear it, I'm not just nervous." Depending on how serious...

I'm going to copy/paste something I regularly post: Any time I have an interview, meet with leadership, present, whatever, I say something along the lines of this: "Before we begin, I'd like to let y...

I always let them know beforehand, so people know what to expect and allocate more time for me. Most people are very understanding, don't put too much pressure on your self. I know its hard, but you c...

If you want to. “Sorry, I’ve always stuttered. It flares up when I’m nervous.” Or something of the sort. Or just let them figure it out for themselves. I don’t think it actually matters....

That’s my issue with telling people I have a stutter. I _always_ stutter on the “I” in that sentence ahahaha If there was another way to say it (that would maybe not start with a vowel 😅) it’ll real...

I have a mid stutter, so what I do is before I talk to any person I've never met before. I just tell them off the bat that I stutter. It makes it easier for me. I think talking and not worrying about...

Thank you. What I do in interviews is that I always disclose that I have a stutter at the beginning of the interview after they ask their first question. Reliefs a lot of the tension. Best of luck!...

Thank you for sharing that. I actually work at an app with mostly people who stutter, it's great. But do you disclose your stutter before you start the interview?...

He can't let the stutter hold him back from opportunities forever. It's best he discloses the stutter to the manager so they're aware and don't assume it's to do with any form of incompetency when I'm...

To answer the title of this post, I've found one instance that stuttering actually helps. Sometimes I don't know what to talk about with a new person and there's that awkward silence, but stuttering i...

I mentioned this recently in another post. Im married now, but I used to put it at the very end. Just a sentence. Simplified things for me... Didnt have to worry about introducing it and it thought...

Personally, I don't anymore. My fluency is currently pretty good (bad today though for whatever reason) but I prefer to just "say it" after I hit a few blocks. I don't think you need to put it in yo...