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Thanks for the detailed response. So the gist of this is that if an unwanted thought distracts you, feel abd acknowledge it, but do not follow it. Re-focus and continue. And make sure it's all effortl...

Ok so fundamentally, this isn't just about a specific set of practical tips and advice. Anything of the sort are essentially just another bag of stuttering tricks. They may provide some relief but won...

**Summary:** *(of the post)* This is my way to achieve subconscious fluency: 1. In order to kick-start the automatic processes (to speak fluently), speak on the timing of your natural prosody (note:...

What do you do on your bad days?

What do you do on your bad days? Pretty sure we all have this. it’s a like a spidey sense telling us this is a bad moment. Do you push through or sit it out? Like if you’ve been meaning to get a hai...

I mean it’s ok you are in a learning curve. You have to go through things to learn but you will get there. I often tell a lot of people that time often paints a beautiful picture. The only way to kn...

Thank you for the detailed post. This is my attempt to extract tips from the link (that you shared). **Tips**: *(from the first post)* * Address the mental habits like trying to control speech or pl...

Just remember one of the best of men, prophet Moses, had a speach impediment... so... Don't worry about it. He prayed to God to make him wise, to open his chest... you can research it... Jesus was bor...

I met one, and he was on my bowling team. He was tightly wound and forced his way through every block. I wanted to talk to him in private about it but never got a chance too. Once I stopped trying to ...

Acceptance is the only way. We have the privilege to have a daily challenge that is constantly humbling us. I know it sucks at times, but with the right outlook you can turn it to your advantage. Thin...

Thank you for opening up like this — everything you’re describing is real, and I promise you’re not alone in this. You said something key: *“when I’m talking alone, none of this happens.”* That’s n...

I hear your desperation, and I want to tell you: the real turning point isn’t about speech tricks or controlling the moment. It’s about how your whole system — body, attention, rhythm — holds itself t...

First, thank you for sharing this so openly — what you describe hits at something deeper than just “nerves.” It touches the real sensory and relational shifts that happen in virtual spaces, which can ...

It’s true that every stuttering moment can register as micro-trauma, not necessarily because it’s objectively “severe,” but because your nervous system encodes it as a narrowing, a shutdown, a withdra...

I don't know about the moment we stutter. When I stutter my brain is kind of frozen and I can't think. However, what I can do is change how I respond to the block after the distressing stuttering eve...

My personal way to cope with stutter (With some added religious perspective)

My personal way to cope with stutter (With some added religious perspective) Side story. I am a successful software engineer. Studied from top university in my city. Stuttering since 5. People often a...

Catch is you need to accept it. Like say what's worst that gonna happen? People will laugh? let them. People will judge? let them. In the end you need to build such a personality that they come to you...

Techniques for coping with stuttering

Techniques for coping with stuttering Please, I'm desperate. Tell me what techniques work best for you to cope with stuttering. Don't mention simple speech techniques, as they don't help me; they only...

Yes. Breathing is very important to get through. Be stubborn and practice fat to skinny breathing. Deep inhaled before speaking, letting a little breath out before speaking...

Try to stay calm and level in your overall thinking. I’m 43 and have all but eliminated it. I’ve stuttered since the 3rd grade. You have to practice talking in a variety of settings and at length. Pra...

Secondaries are a temporary distraction that work to trick you into initiate speech. Stuttering is an approach avoidance conflict so the secondary helps you initiate your sentence because it provided...