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Can you expand what you mean upon this? Do you mean you tune out or mentally dissociate while you speak?...

For sure. A huge part of it is learning how you stutter and what causes it, and start working around. It's a complex process I'm sure you know, but yeah practice whatever techniques seem promising!...

Honestly, I just speak and let my brain catch up with my voice. I take notes about major points and then just wing it....

Same mate. Whenever i speak alone i am fine but infront of people i stutter often. What I have learned is you need to take out the idea of what ll happened if I stutter infront of these pple or I ll s...

My legs shake when I have to do presentations, I worry about them for days in advance. Even things like appointments wirh doctors I worry about for 1-2 weeks in advance. I’m not afraid of stuttering, ...

How do you deal with talking on your feet or answering tough questions, especially during presentations?

How do you deal with talking on your feet or answering tough questions, especially during presentations? I work often have to give presentations for work, occasionally on sensitive, political, or cont...

I think a lot of people struggle with really subtle social dynamics. I never cured my stutter, but by paying attention to my reactivity to another person or group, I’ve been able to go unnoticed most ...

same man it has me wondering if i stutter enough to be considered a stutterer, or borderline. i feel my disfluency hovers around 7-9%. sometimes when quickly speaking without much thought, i feel on t...

I can’t say I relate to the first part where you can fluently present and what not, but there are times where I say something super clearly the first time and someone asks me to repeat myself and I ju...

Typically I stutter more when I feel like I'm put in the centre of attention, also when I talk to someone that has some kind of power over me. And obviously when i gotta introduce myself and all I can...

I am interested in knowing what you have learned in trying to retrain yourself to match your reading to your speaking. Particularly what your subjective experience is when you are reading. I recentl...

That’s super interesting. I have it the same way. There’s some specific dynamic between my close friends and I that makes me stutter more. When I’m around strangers, it happens way less now. There’s s...

I think I stutter less when I meet new people— which is odd because I stutter MORE with the people I know. I think it has to do more with the comfort of them knowing I stutter so I don’t need to try t...

Check your diet, neuroinflammation is caused by nutrient and vitamin deficiencies and can affect speech and general cognitive abilities. If you found yourself eating fast food and junk much more withi...

Or when you are trying to spit out an order and they guess incorrectly and you end up being like “yeah!”...

If i think about it i can never say my name!!! but if someone asks for my name out of the blue i can usually say it properly. soooo annoying!!!...

No I don't have that issue. If anything, the reading aloud helps my understanding of complex material. Though sometimes I may need to pause and think about what I read before the connections become cl...

Thank you for responding! Just wondering, do you have trouble understanding what you’re reading when reading aloud? Whenever I read aloud, it takes all of my brainpower to correctly read what the text...

Your issues sound like mine, I too experienced a great deal of stress in high school and my stuttering started off then with the same drawbacks as yours. Over the years, I fumbled my way through faci...

My stammer was moderate in high school and uni. But since doing a PhD, where I have encountered many situations such as giving presentations it has eased. I remember vividly being terrified of present...