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My theory: I don't believe it's anything to to do with social pressure etc. I'm the same - I don't stammer at all if I read from a book in a room by myself. What I suspect is happening (and I think ev...

I don’t know a way to really walk this line other than to stick to the core principles of Self Help, where you share your experiences but you don’t offer advice to others. Alternative viewpoints, like...

This is me but with music, I started producing music a few years ago and it makes me go to a different place that’s peaceful and feels good. Creative expression does wonders for your head....

Yes it’s possible to effectively solve the stutter/ holding back but the change is the hardest part because you literally have to change your thinking, beliefs and perceptions too. I’ve heard of a guy...

It’s less common I girls apparently. To overcome it, I think the most important thing is to not seek perfection. You stutter and that’s okay, you don’t own anyone fluency (and people who make you fee...

Hi I feel like you are way over complicating things. Stuttering is not good or evil. It just “is”. The key to fluency is relaxing. I feel like it is harder to do that if you label it evil or if ...

Once stuttering remission/recovery is achieved - do we start speaking without fear? Or doesn't this have anything to do with it?

Once stuttering remission/recovery is achieved - do we start speaking without fear? Or doesn't this have anything to do with it? I think we need to understand that stuttering remission/recovery - can ...

I feel so bad for people that are negative here. But... being negative will only make things worse.

I feel so bad for people that are negative here. But... being negative will only make things worse. It’s simple: if you stay negative, your stutter will respond to it. You’ll stutter more when you’re ...

A little motivation for you all.. Hopefully anyway

A little motivation for you all.. Hopefully anyway I have had a stutter and a pretty bad one ever since i was 6 and i am 24 now. I have dealt with a-lot of embarrassment all through my life, but here ...

I know that feeling, to well mostly because I always dive "head first". I know its different for everyone but my way of proving myself I can do it, is just practice, go for it and do my best. Theres a...

It's damn hard not to think about it. With practice, you can reduce the amount of time you're dwelling on unproductive / harmful thoughts. Start with recognizing when you're doing it. Then ask you...

Yes, you really have to go. Dont let your stuttering run your life. Don't dwell on it. I swear we spend so much time thinking about stuttering and working ourselves up. It's detrimental. It serves...

Is there something behind stuttering, something that can be understood, managed, or even overcome. There are so many people who’ve done it like Steve Harvey, Bruce Willis, Ed Sheeran, and many others we don’t even know about. I feel like there’s a key or a ‘secret’ that some people discover!

Is there something behind stuttering, something that can be understood, managed, or even overcome. There are so many people who’ve done it like Steve Harvey, Bruce Willis, Ed Sheeran, and many others ...

I did not have the self esteem to be able to stutter on purpose. I found stuttering to be a curse which really upended my life. My goal was to overcome my stuttering and to become fluent. It took res...

Don’t chase fluency — identify and change what’s holding your speech back. Focus on your responses to the “inner judge” when you speak. Fluency should be automatic, so it's not something we manually do ourselves!

Don’t chase fluency — identify and change what’s holding your speech back. Focus on your responses to the “inner judge” when you speak. Fluency should be automatic, so it's not something we manually d...

I will do it like this from now on, I need your advice and comments

I will do it like this from now on, I need your advice and comments I’ve learned something important, and I’m saying this to myself: I can’t fight stuttering. No matter how hard I try not to stutter, ...

Discussion among clinicians: Fluency vs. Acceptance (2025)

Discussion among clinicians: Fluency vs. Acceptance (2025) **Charles Van Riper**: Decreasing sensitivity to stuttering is one side of the coin, and letting go of the struggle to avoid stuttering is th...

You have no control over others. It's none of your business what others think of you. Focus on you. That's your domain. That's all you have control over. Don't allow external factors to influence ...

Yeah that part makes sense. Best I can say is speak naturally and how it comes out it comes out. Anyone that has a problem that isn’t worth your time or attention....

I’m chillin bro tbh, it was a long journey for me tho and I know a lot of us are still in that hurdle. I stutter everyday in front of coworkers and customers etc. but I focus on the problems that actu...