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A starting point can be talking with your speech therapist about what your goals for therapy are. If you’ve had persistent developmental stuttering for years, it’s unlikely to resolve. That being said...

I understand your view. But you can always tell by the tone of the person's voice (the person that said did you forget your name) I used to get pissed of when someone said this to me as I felt self co...

I understand your view. But you can always tell by the tone of the person's voice (the person that said did you forget your name) I used to get pissed of when someone said this to me as I felt self co...

Genuinely interested on the point you make about "trauma doesnt cause stuttering" in your post. Can you expand on that?  I went through exposure therapy for traumatic childhood events and that thera...

Stuttering is complex. I find the video reductionist and blaming the person for having a disability. Ew....

two wrong assumptions he make have bad consequences. wrong assumption #1: stutterers are not finishing sentences because of fear. this toxic assumption leads to people thinking it's ok to talk over ...

Working in a social setting I totally get it! I quickly learn who accepts me as I am and who doesn’t, but it does sting to see people and coworkers so easily able to speak. I’m 35, I know I stutter, I...

I am so sorry you went through that as a child. I had my fair share of emotional and mental abuse but it was never physical and never blamed on my stutter and I was never told those things so for that...

OP, I really relate. I recently started a new job at the same time as two other people, and seeing how effortlessly they connect with our colleagues makes me feel both envious and a bit sad. I’ve trie...

Don’t make the same mistake I did. I didn’t go to grad school because I was so embarrassed of my stutter and the thought of presenting made me sick. I regret it to this day. And in my career now I l...

OP I understand what you are saying. OP my stuttering is extremely severe. At times it can take me about five minutes to say one word. Growing up was torture for me. My parents hated that that I was...

My stuttering story

My stuttering story Here is my story. I started having moderately severe acne around 8th grade in middle school, and because of the comments and the mockery, I stopped speaking and participating in cl...

Stuttering got compared to an overweight girl

Stuttering got compared to an overweight girl Theres this counselor at my school that i love speaking to, i decided to talk to her about my insecurity with my stutter and for comparison she used a fat...

Currently in my 20’s and i always think about this college was a mess no friends the ones i did have made fun of me. University is even worse presentations and stuff I’m avoiding them for now not sure...

It is the pity that hurts. It is the being misunderstood. It's being asked a question you can answer perfectly in your head but your mouth is physically locked. It's your friends and people you admire...

I had to deal with this every 2 days in a class last year because we would have to talk to someone new every time and ofc people expect you to introduce yourself. Sometimes it came out and other times...

I feel this, I stutter on my name every time I say it and I have to introduce myself to strangers every day for my job. I always say though “I’m sorry I have a stutter” when I introduce myself so the...

Yes I totally get you, the moments before you anticipate to say something are the worst for stutterers, and the moments after the stutter...

Every time I have to speak in front of a huge group of people all i could think about is that one time in college when i was taking public speaking class and everyone was peer reviewing each other out...

Dude if you don’t use the opening of the kings speech then you fumbled bad. Also take into account how caddy people with stutters are treated. “Did i stutter"? Is like saying can I walk alright? Yeah ...