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Also an SLP student (second year grad student that literally just finished my stuttering course). I agree with this recommendation. The recommendation to speak with your son one on one in a slower man...

Hi im a speech pathology student! I would recommend asking your speech therapist about the Lidcombe Program. Its a really simple stuttering intervention for children around your sons age and has a hug...

are you a confirmed stutterer, though? you might need to check with your SLP if your stutter is situational. if you just stumble on words, then i don't think it's stuttering 100%, but always check wit...

Hello! As Muttly has said in the other comment, since you're in a U.S High School (I'm assuming), you should be able to get speech therapy. What I did was email my school speech pathologist to start t...

Hi there! That suuuuuuucks! Are you in a U.S. high school? You can get speech therapy for free. Talk to your parents and your counselor to start the process. Send me a DM if you have any questions....

\> is job really isn’t a good fit for me, so I took the interview as more of a chance to practice for the interviews for jobs that are a better fit for me. Im glad you're able to recognize the sil...

Well start with phone practice, like I mentioned. You can just do that from your home and it is the gentlest way of putting yourself out there. Just basically introduce yourself and ask a basic ques...

You can probably get therapy via zoom. So you are not limited to your town. Blocks are hard. Focus on gently approaching the "a" sound in Amy. Gently breathe out and hum a little if blocking and...

Hey man. You're not alone. We're all in this together. I've stuttered since i was like 6-7 and now I'm 20 and still experience it throughout my days. I've tried speech therapy which shows you ways to ...

Don't worry about it. I am 13 myself and I have been stuttering my whole life (granted it's pretty good compared to other people but still) and all you have to do is be confident and see a professiona...

There are so many reasons, physical and mental, why we stutter. Fuck your parents. I’m sorry you have to deal with that bullshit. Speech therapy is what you want. Edit: I see from reading the comment...

Go see a professional! That's really all you have to do. Get it checked out and see what's what. :)...

Hey which stuttering program did you use that was effective

Hey which stuttering program did you use that was effective ...

So they don't know anything about stuttering. So you never talked to them about it? Did you ever visit a professional - and brought your parents?...

It depends on the person. I just finished a year long speech therapy course where I had 1 meeting a week with a speech therapist. Even though I saw improvement, it bothered me throughout the process h...

You know, to put it in a sort of annoying way - go see if it's worth the effort. Stick to it for a while and see if it helps you. It's like therapy in general: We're pretty different, and we don't kn...

If you have a good job and stable income, why don't you seek professional help? I don't believe in accepting our stuttering and just move on as a "happy stutterer", without striving to become better s...

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...

It's not really something we can "train away" like that. When you say 'exercise' and 'routine', it sounds like you're looking for _techniques_, which is what speech therapy is about. Maybe you just di...

I was 18 when I went back to therapy. I recommend you to do the same if you can :)...