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I went to therapy for eleven years when I was younger, starting when I was very young. It was incredibly helpful. I hope you have the benefit of a good therapist. Like someone said earlier, it takes t...

I went to therapy for many many years starting in elementary school. My stutter is no where near as bad as it was was when I was a kid. That said, it does take time. Be patient. It’s a learning proces...

Yes! But I got therapy when I was younger. It took awhile to see results, but I also was young, so I didn't know how to listen to my therapist....

I say tomorrow i will go to a therapist for my speech problem and I asked everyone's opinion if therapist techniques would help me, I'm not very good in english thnx for message...

Not to be a jerk, but is English your first language? I am confused what you wrote! Good luck on the therapist. I only improved because I got therapy when I was in middle school....

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Help Guys i'm 18 tomorrow I will go to the therapist and how much you think will help me therapist techniques Please leave a thought...

Hey friend, there seems to be some misinformation going on in this thread. It is pretty unlikely for people to just get rid of a stutter by talking more, and I would hate for others who stutter to see...

For the record I'd recommend seeing a speech pathologist instead as doctors don't really know anything about stuttering....

if this keeps going on, see a doctor. Most of us have stuttered since we were very young. Your newly appearing stutter doesn’t seem to be developmental because you’re already an adult. You might be be...

There are people who go to therapy at when they are in there 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s so I dont see anything wrong with going to therapy....

I was doing speech therapy at 19/20, people will see therapists at any age. I highly encourage you to give it a shot :)...

you are never to old. Once there was a man in his 70's who saw a speech therapist and was very gratefull for that. (Its called the Hausdorfer). Unfortalety its only in the Netherlands...

I wouldn’t say so. I’m also 17 and my parents and my regular therapist have brought up me going back to speech therapy...

Not all, I went as a child, again as a teenager. I'm now 25 and thinking about going back again :)...

We can't reliably manage stutter by rehearsing like that. Speaking with others is a different mode of communication performance than speaking on our own, or speaking to an app. However, speaking wit...

You don't know how it started, because that's not knowledge that's available. It's not something you did yourself. So, you're not going to get anything out of pursuing that idea, let alone becoming co...

> What you describe seems to be putting the cause of stutter entirely on you. This is not fruitful. It's not you who is to blame for anything - it's just that you have a stutter, and that means the...

I am now in the same Situation as you mentioned i am in my 20s and stutter has been affecting me the most, and the emotional block is there, it’s affecting my life and my present, the only way we can ...

To put it simply, we don't know enough about stutter yet. But we do tend to know at least some things already, in terms of what is and isn't true, and what does and doesn't work. - What you describe...

Check out the Lidcombe Program. It’s the most reputable and effective treatment program for toddlers and younger children. There’s tons of great research that backs its efficacy. I would avoid blogs a...