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The consciously slowing down is the cause. The more you make yourself hyper aware that you will stutter the more you'll stutter. Its really hard to do and you need to just pretend at first but just g...

My understanding based on years of stuttering is that most of us have pretty mild stutter problem but the permanent anxiety that we have developed since childhood exponentialy makes it worse, so when ...

See, I only started to stutter in my early to mid teen years and it was around the time when things became very shitty too. I stutter infront of everyone, family, friends, strangers, and it's worse w...

Hey mate if you don't stutter alone then this is 100% curable and it's just a neurological pathway problem. Your fight , fright , flee response gets activated when you talk to strangers and thus resul...

I'm being trained in a call centre and I have a stutter and the people that have been helping keep thinking I'm nervous and that's why I'm stuttering, sure I'm nervous but that's only a small reason f...

I also started stuttering in my teens. I’m not sure what caused it tbh. It gets really bad when I’m depressed, otherwise it just shows up randomly. Sometimes I get stuck repeating/extending sounds or ...

When I am angry I do not stutter at all. Its like anger is more powerful than whatever brain damage I have lol....

Strange Occurrence

Strange Occurrence I wanted to share a strange occurrence that happened with my fluency one afternoon a few months ago. It began when I felt motions in my mouth. The motions felt like a pressure or ...

Anger is my only option

Anger is my only option So everytime i try to talk, i stutter so badly, But everytime someone makes me so mad I’m almost at my limit, i just snap at Them without stuttering and they just stands there ...

Mine is almost definitely stress or nerves based. It popped up in about 3rd grade and I got speech therapy, and it was gone for a few years. It slowly started coming up again once I hit college. Now i...

It’s ok to be nervous and anxious happens to me all the time before going into a professional speaking situation I just slow my breathing and tell myself the less I freak out the better I’ll speak and...

Yep, anything that takes my brain away from my speech seems to help my speech. I just need a random explosion to happen before all my damn zoom calls lol...

For me, since as long as I can talk, I've had repetitions (b-b-b-) and blocks (not being able to get the sound out of your mouth), nowadays, it's mostly blocks and having to restructure the sentence a...

Hey thank you so much for replying. I don’t know what it is it a stutter ? or is it social anxiety? I talk fluently every other time. It’s only when I am nervous or thinking about it that it happens ...

Very similar for me. I guess in my twenties (especially early 20s), I didn't think about life & financial stresses much at all. If I had $100 in my bank account I was sittin' pretty lol. Everythi...

This is my experience as well. 20's the stutter was there, but not a huge issue. I was happy. Now in my mid 30's, moved cities, have what I would call my dream job - and its way worse. The stress of h...

Try this : 1. go far from your place where there is no one near and scream as loud as you can. Then come back and speak (scream for long, jump, if you can punch grass do that, don't just yell say an...

I think the same thing. It has to be confidence and some breathing. I don't remember stuttering before high-school and I can't really remember if I stuttered in the first few years of high-school or ...

Not exactly, but I do feel light headed when I'm trying to talk and running out of air too much, and I feel worn out from all the struggle and tension in my jaw....

when you have a conversation with people , do you feel pressure in your brain after talking for more than 10 minutes?...