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I stutter when I’m nervous ...

I stutter when I’m nervous ... Hey guys, I’m make this short and simple. I had a stuttering problem when I was a kid, I soon found out that it was due to me being shy and nervous around others. As I g...

I’ve been stuttering for almost 13 years, while it’s common in childhood, stuttering into adulthood is almost always permanent from what I’ve been able to research a few years back. Confidence doesn’t...

I also heard that a girl in my town had a problem with stuttering but after she had an accident she had no problem with, is really weird because Stuttering also occurs for muscle or brain disorder, sh...

I think the people who are responding mean well, but there's a lot of misleading information here. I also started stuttering later than typical (about age 18 in my case), and from what I've learned, w...

I had chronic neuroinflammation, including up around C1 (the part of the neck that joins the skull) for years, I also stuttered, for years. I fell, damaged up by C1 - spinal cord lesion up there, ver...

I definitely think I’m inadvertently making it worse by having noticed it. It’s been progressively getting worse over the e last couple of weeks. I’m seeing a therapist so I’m hoping that once I deal ...

Just to give you a perspective on my experience. I actually broke up with my girlfriend because of my stutter. I know all our bodies, DNA variation and our brains all work differently, I have always q...

I’ll try to be as honest and hard-hitting as possible. It’s going to be straight from the heart: If you haven't suffered from an accident/ trauma/ anything that might lead to a head injury/ brain da...

Hard to say what would happen in the car accident. But do you stutter when no one is around? Try reading out loud or talking to yourself and repeating sentences that you stuttered on when people were ...

Is Stuttering More Of A Psychological Aspect Than A Technical One?

Is Stuttering More Of A Psychological Aspect Than A Technical One? They say, ”Stuttering is just in the head.” What if a PWS (Person Who Stutters) meets a severe road/ car accident and suffers through...

Most stutterers I know started at some point in their life or show the symptoms very rarely. Only on rare occassions do I meet people in person who stutter heavily since birth, and as far as I know Tr...

Started stuttering years ago after a painful breakup?

Started stuttering years ago after a painful breakup? I’ve heard stuttering can be derived from trauma. Back in 2018 I had a really tough breakup and I’ve noticed I’ve had a stutter ever since. Not a ...

I think the most beneficial thing you could do right now is realize that you are still the same person regardless of what happens. The stutter changed nothing about you as a person. It just now take...

"All pain in life can almost always be traced back to you not accepting what is" As hard as it is to swallow... you stutter. Now thats not saying you'll be ar the severity forever. You can forsure...

Happy to help. And just keep in mind that just because we know it's psychological, doesn't mean that we have the answers. It may be tempting to think anxiety is the cause, but many people (including m...

Nature or nurture. There is no real science to prove or disprove it either way. Some stutters are developmental and could be a result of learned behaviours and a cycle of anxiety. Others are linked t...

This is actually very helpful. Once I started noticing the stutters I started talking to myself out loud more and I noticed I only stutter around other people. I think it’s more psychological at this ...

Here's a way to tell whether your stutter is psychological or structural (i.e. a problem in your brain that you can see on imaging): Go some place where no one is around and talk to yourself out loud...

Well it’s probably anxiety/depression, but it could be something worse, and it’s better to check. Ticks can also follow some brain issues like tumors or mini strokes. I don’t mean to scare you, just p...

Do you think the stuttering could be a side effect of depression/anxiety/and ptsd? I’ve also picked up some sort of “ticks” where I’ve been hitting myself on the head but I don’t think I’ve been hitti...