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Each of our journeys are so individualized and what works for some may not work for others. The Stamirai app requires self-motivation & discipline. There are some PWS who recorded their experien...

It's all about whats right for you. Everyone has different techniques and everyone stutter varies. My techniques may not work for someone else but it's worth a shot if you haven't tried it. Best of l...

Consciously do not speak quickly. Make normal eye contact whrn blocking. Breathe out. Enunciate You aren’t bothered by it, and a stutterer can become president (please - leave the jokes out). Why...

How to stay mindful while speaking?

How to stay mindful while speaking? I've stuttered my whole life and never really thought anything of it. I was very sheltered and it never really made my life difficult, so I never really cared. I'm ...

I can't really tell you how you deal with it because everyone stutters differently. All I can say is to observe your stuttering patterns, practice more and read more to perfect your pronunciation....

You can deal with this by working on your speech, and becoming a better speaker.(succes is the best revenge) Try to find a speech therapy that works for you, for me my thirth speech therapy was a home...

tips to work as a teacher without stuttering? What did you try what worked and what didn't work?...

I wish you allllll the best :) If you are ever curious, I learned everything about gaining control of my blocks from a podcast from a SLP/fluent sounding stutterer. Tim Mackesey, SLP, Atlanta, GA...

Removing need helps a bit. But the dysfluency is quite real - In your mind and otherwise. When I say to talk slower, I’m just saying to speak with more intention, clarity - it’s easier to control vo...

Many/some SLP have no training in actually helping to address dysfluency- and as you described, actually suggest techniques that can make the problem worse. They are trained to address articulation d...

1. I think we look away bc of shame and not wanting to see facial expressions of listener. Looking at listener is a *simple body action* that can, over time, reverse that pattern of shame 2. I th...

Do we subconsciously cause our stutter?

Do we subconsciously cause our stutter? I’ve noticed that I never stutter when I’m paying no attention to what my mouth is doing and when I speak what I’m thinking as I’m thinking it. When I give a pr...

Stop thinking about “which words you will block on”. It can be any in some circumstance and it could be none in some circumstances. Your block trigger is “having to talk and probably blocking at so...

look into the Mcguire Program. it helped me 20 years ago. it helps with the physical side of overcoming blocks and tackles the emotional / anxiety side. well worth the money, and a lifetime of support...

Do you have a partner (platonic or otherwise) to help you practice managing your stutter?

Do you have a partner (platonic or otherwise) to help you practice managing your stutter? ...

it helped me. It basically explains to stop ruminating about a feared letter and to gain tolerance against all the triggers that we perceive as a stutter anticipation. It states that 'a feared letter'...

I have been practicing that for almost a year now, I do it sometimes successfully but it doesn't work always. All I can say is to keep doing it, nowadays I am able to do it 80% of the time....

I've taken speech therapy and it mostly helps with guidance. It's up to the person to do the work on their own time. One thing I try to do everyday is read from this word list: https://www.home-speec...

You discovered the actual secret to getting control of blocks! SLP’s who *are actually trained in dysfluency* know this. Also, try “Look and let it out”. (Make eye contact before starting to talk)...

Wow that’s a lot! Im hoping this helps people. But if this amount of information/steps/analysis is overwhelming for you, try this: 1. Make normal eye contact 2. Exhale normally 3. Start speak...