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I will try to get some help from professionals but probably after I moved out, since my parents are not really supportive with my stutter and stuff...

I needed to find a **great** speech therapist to get the help I needed. Now I am much much more accepting of my stuttering and doing things I didn't think I could before. I'm still not finished with m...

You're right, it is hard. Accepting your stutter and living with courage takes a lot of work and practice. Be kind to yourself. Hopefully you can find an SLP who specializes in stuttering. They can he...

Is there a speech therapist you can see? Check local colleges or universities, they may have a speech program that offers therapy too. Try to slow down, don't think too much about what your about t...

19F here. Agree that speech therapy is key. But find speech therapy that doesn't try to cure it but rather gives you tools to help you w/ the stutter and to accept it. Give yourself patience. Acce...

Stuttering is hard. My stutter had such a negative effect on my personality and who I grew up to be. Can you get into see a therapist? Someone to talk to, and a chance to express your feelings. That...

Not that helpful but good enough. If you have access to speech therapy then I wouldn't recommend it at all. If you don't then you can give it a try. There are some quite helpful exercises and tricks t...

Yup, I was like that for a majority of my life. I'm bilingual, but I'm not ESL (learnt English and my native language at the same time, childhood) I suddenly started stuttering in English a few years...

tldr; a stutter's brain is wired very differently because of our weak motor-speech centre, as a result we have timing problems in producing speech because while we're speaking the brain cant accuratel...

Right?! I’m almost thinking about going to see one again. Haven’t seen one in over 15 years and knowing that it’s really not a huge deal right now but definitely something that I want completely under...

Out of curiosity, how many sessions of speech therapy did you go to? It took me years of going 2 or 3 times a week (when I was very young) to lose my stutter. Edit: Not here to offer advice, seriousl...

I’m sorry. I am thankful I met an absolutely awesome speech path at an early age and luckily drastically improved....

See if your university's speech and language department has anyone who knows about stuttering and offers therapy. It's hard go struggle alone when you don't know how to help yourself....

Please, do not let your stutter make your life decisions. There will always be these hurdles. If you avoid them, you won't get to where you want to go. I always advocate for speech therapy. Not all s...

>I dont wanna own my stutter, i wanna cure it. You *can* find fluency! Seek out speech therapy. Do the work. If speech therapy isn't working for you, *find a different program!* Speech therapy co...

It sounds like you've had a lot of speech therapy. May I ask? I'm curious, did they teach you techniques to use, or did they put you through a program relearn fluent speech?...

I would really recommend to talk to them. I suggest going to therapy or talking to a friend as well....

Is your speech therapy working for you? Assuming you are working hard at your speech therapy, if it's not working for you, shop around for another speech therapist / pathologist. Talk to your current ...

Stamurai app?

Stamurai app? Has anyone tried Stamurai? Seems like an app like duolingo that seems quite convincent in treating stuttering. Would be really useful any review before paying it full price! Thanks in ...

GO TO SPEECH THERAPY. it may or may not work for you, but if it does then it’ll be life changing. For me personally it did not because my source of stuttering was something unrelated to what the thera...