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Now I stutter on all letters. But there was a time where I was so focused on 'specific feared letters' and I was ruminating why it makes sense to stutter more on them. Setting conditions like this, is...
'Is it possible to "not feel" your mouth when you talk?" 1. as Wishingwings explained, move your focus from listening to yourself to the focus on listening to other things 2. move your attention of y...
I think that I started having more audible stutters when I started thinking exactly about this. Before, I was more likely to just have full on blocks....
Yes, just listen more than you speak while you speak. Multitask listening to your surroundings with speaking so its 50/50 again. Right now you are listening to your own speaking creating a feedback lo...
Is it possible to "not feel" your mouth when you talk?
Is it possible to "not feel" your mouth when you talk? I want to try trusting my mouth to speak by itself. Like, I only contribute with thoughts and the content itself, but the muscles involved in spe...
Do you gain fluency and then you relapse? Or you just never gain fluency at all? And in your opinion, when you look into yourself, why do you think you stutter?...
Yes! Every stutterer is sometimes nervous. Whenever we stutter, we don't always feel nervous that leads to the conclusion that we have more triggers. Can you do this to analyze your triggers: \- tell...
Hey man! Def relatable, been having the same frustrations one of these days. I think there is a simple explanation for it tho. A MMA fighter can visualise a fight, they can visualise the person they a...
You could try mindful breathing. With me it has helped my mental signal to noise ratio which generally improves my speech...
You said: "I’m paying no attention to what my mouth is doing and when I speak what I’m thinking as I’m thinking it" Avoiding attention on the mouth is one way. Although, non-stutterers also focus on...
**"How to reduce blocking quickly?"** [This post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/xygcvb/how_to_find_confidence_and_push_yourself/iri11ng/?context=3) may help **"A few months ago I was sin...
No one's actually said that to me, but I do get treated like I'm stupid/slow a lot (yes, I know that autism /= slow necessarily, just saying). I honestly think that, quite to the contrary, even thou...
I agree. I also wrote below a message about this. Even the psychologist who diagnoses people for autism, doesn't know what a stutterer is thinking. For example, if a stutterer feels that he cannot say...
A friend of mine who stutters, is diagnosed for autism. He told me that he had to answer the question of the psychologist. The psychologist wanted to hear 2 stories of my friend. One of the stories wa...
I've tried this so bad. Soo bad. I can do it when I'm alone. I can visualize myself in a conversation with another person just flowing and if I stutter, then I stutter. If I feel tension, then I feel ...
I've tried this so bad. Soo bad. I can do it when I'm alone. I can visualize myself in a conversation with another person just flowing and if I stutter, then I stutter. If I feel tension, then I feel ...
**What else can we learn from this?** The auditory feedback we gain from choral speech contains not just the sound of our own voice, but also other people’s voices, so when speaking chorally, we are ...
>"same method you have in classic speech therapy" The difference between classic speech therapy and [these stutter exercises](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MOuhe_X8WSTuUr8A6jgk78T7z52a4X...
>"I know it is about you Middle rif breathing" "how was your experience with Delferro." Yes, that's right. With delferro you distract yourself from the stutter trigger (that leads to an anticipati...
Nice! I did the Delferro, do you know it? You read many books and articles: did you read about [these stutter exercises](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MOuhe_X8WSTuUr8A6jgk78T7z52a4Xch?usp=sh...