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I've recently been thinking that my stutter is actually heavily connected to my breathing, but I've just never fully realized it. I've only recently had the conscious idea to take a deep breath whenev...

You don't stutter when you sing because you sing with a different part of your brain than when you talk!!!!!...

Hey! I think that’s most of our cases. I’m actually an SLP student and want to specialize in stuttering, and singing and not stuttering is completely normal (has to do with brain signals). I think a...

My thoughts on my stuttering.

My thoughts on my stuttering. I'm 28 years old male. Fairly successful in life in a well paying construction job. I've been stuttering my whole life and I feel like that's the last thing holding me ba...

I do that every time I warm up before singing. I make long vowel sounds loud while matching them with the note I'm playing on the guitar. The sounds come from the diaphragm and involves opening your t...

Have you tried making different vowel sounds out loud(like loud) to warm up your vocal cords ? This is an over looked technique but has some daily relief. ...

The idea behind speaking from the diaphragm is to ease your vocal folds into speech, almost like you're tricking them so they don't tense up and block and make the stutter harder. It also helps you ha...

Does speaking from the diaphragm really help a stutterer?

Does speaking from the diaphragm really help a stutterer? I have a really severe stutter that prevents me from having conversations like everyone else. Always had the stutter but off late its because ...

My speech therapist explained to me that stuttering (or at least my stutter) was connected to my hearing my own voice. Thus, when I change it slightly (to yell, whisper, sing, speak with different acc...

this is funny because I'm the opposite, I almost never stutter when I read out loud, only when I'm speaking "freely". and by the way I absolutely switch out synonyms when I'm reading out loud just t...

That's exactly like mine, I can never ever read from a page out loud or even order at a restaurant but can have a fluent conversation, so strange ...

My stutter is almost non-existent in most casual conversations, but it’s absolutely crippling when I’m reciting things I’ve memorized or reading out loud. No idea why they’re so different. ...

I did theater when I was a teenager. Surprisingly I didn't stutter at all when I was on stage....

I was on the speech team my senior year. It was tough when I didn’t do well but super rewarding when I did. A few times I had to stop because I lost confidence, but my best piece was in a duo which ma...

I vape CBD and I’ve noticed that it helps anxiety and depression, which in turn slightly helps my stutter. It definitely did NOT cure it by any means, but my blocks don’t feel as bad and I can get aro...

It’s very hard to do what he does. As a fellow stutter I couldn’t imagine doing all of that ...

I can whisper or sing and will not stutter once, also for me, if I am tired and run down my stutter is much worse....

Holy cow I didn't know about the sign language stuttering. I'm definitely going down the rabbit hole tonight to learn more......

That's so intriguing, isn't it? Just, wow. Neurology has so many secrets still to be discovered. I think I remember reading somewhere that deaf people stutter in sign language. I guess your thing wi...

It is quite interesting. I've been playing music since I was 3. For me, music is almost a second language, and I often feel like I am speaking when playing music. Occasionally I'll stutter on a note a...