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*First question: What causes stuttering?* Answer: [This](https://i.imgur.com/MAjzt1b.png) research could shed some light to the cause of stuttering. (Kenneth J. Logan-Fluency Disorders\_ Stuttering, ...
Did you ever receive your results from the Emalex Ecopipam study? I participated also, but I haven't heard back from my site....
In my opinion, it's linked to how we conditionally wired ourselves, for example: a condition: 'I blame anxiety to stop breathing out during a speech block'.However, there are many stutterers who also ...
I mean if I wake up, no stutter, and 10 minutes later I walk into a coffee shop and Selma Hayek is there? Well I likely cause myself to have another stutter because đ€€đđ„ But in all seriousness I don...
I'd like to view 'genetic traits' as an inherited factor. This could predispose to stuttering. Of course, this in itself doesn't create stuttering. It's the combination of: * a predisposition (eg tha...
>How did you stop thinking of stuttering every second of your life? Every second of the day (also when I"m not speaking) I observe the intention to move my tongue, observe my anticipatory fear and...
In my opinion: Step 1: At 2 years old we were all fluent speakers Step 2: Light stutterer: Then we taught ourselves that speech errors are a problem and to be avoided, and that speech is difficult t...
How did you stop thinking of stuttering every second of your life?
How did you stop thinking of stuttering every second of your life? [deleted]...
>**How to just talk without fixating on your stutter?** In order to stop fixating on your stutter, my suggestion is to view (say: perceive) speech errors like: hesitations, repetitions, mispronunc...
Firstly my feared letters were plosive consonants (t, p, k) - because I told myself that these letters sound harder and are therefore more difficult. But later I told myself that vowels (a,e,i,o,u) ar...
Same here, my thoughts are a precise and concese flow of words with no interruption. I just came to know some of us can stutter even in their thoughts and honestly the thought hadnt even crossed my mi...
Interesting. I don't think I've ever stuttered in my inner monologues or dreams. I wonder what the cause of that is....
When youâre not thinking about how bad youâll stutter everything gets easier. Note thatâs easier said than done because for years thatâs all I did for years, dreading the next time I had to open my mo...
>But how do you talk and not push? No sound or air comes out if I don't make a conscious and voluntary effort. What happens when I stop pushing is that I stop talking, because as I said, i CAN'T ta...
But how do you talk and not push? In my case, pushing and talking come together. I can't talk without pushing. No sound or air comes out if I don't make a conscious and voluntary effort. So when you s...
And this was key for me: Listen very carefully to yourself while you are speaking. Actually HEAR yourself while you speak....
You do it by letting yourself stutter when a disfluency comes. The reason you push is because you're resisting stuttering and holding back. This is very hard to work on your own and something a good, ...
This is a loaded question that deserves more of a conversation than a post. It sounds like you may benefit from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or some similar therapy.. We have the stutterer's mindse...
How to just talk without fixating on your stutter?
How to just talk without fixating on your stutter? The only way I've learned to talk is by pushing the words out. Trying to avoid stuttering (which ofc it doesn't result because the only way to avoid ...