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Speech exercises that requires speaking spontaneously?

Speech exercises that requires speaking spontaneously? I am looking for ways to practice my speech besides reading out loud. When I read out loud i speak fluently but when talk is more spontaneous lik...

What helps you? (and other questions)

What helps you? (and other questions) Good morning everyone! I don't know why I never thought to check for a subreddit for the literal biggest thing to effect my life on a day-to-day basis. So here I...

My stutter is very similar, blocks mostly, I hardly ever repeat sounds. Sometimes I can say many sentences without catching a block, that happens when I get into rhythm (speech flows out slowly but sm...

Tips for a blocker?

Tips for a blocker? I think I've only got a block stutter which makes it harder to begin certain words. It also has to do with my breathing I suppose. But what I have noticed about my circumstance i...

I have a minor to severe stutter. It depends on a huge range of factors but at times it is a block on every word except words like and or I. Not so fun....

I think i didn't mention how severe my stammer is. Its really bad. Sometimes i cant even get a word out for literally over a minute. Had ppl walk out mid sentence in a convo. Gets worse when I'm sitti...

My stutter isn't that bad, blocks mostly (not the repetition type really) and I can read quickly with no problem too. To answer your question, yes, many stutterers find it easier to read than have con...

Thanks for your response Actually I do not fear people at all, I have a good confidence in myself, But there is something that control me, it’s very complex, I feel like someone put a rock in my mout...

That’s pretty standard. Just try to not be nervous I guess! Happens to me too and I don’t have a good answer lol...

IMO it's still a stutter. usually for me the hardest word to get out is the first one and then i'm pretty fluent after that. It's more evident when I think about what Im' going to say first like a que...

Does this count as a stutter?

Does this count as a stutter? I've been stuttering since I was about 10. Then it stopped. Then it came back for 4 years till I got proffesional help. Then it got way less. And now I'm thinking if this...

I have read about that as well, stuttering definitely is a vicious cycle. You don't want to stutter, so you over think when you speak which leads to more stuttering.... Its a vicious cycle. &#x20...

I block on words completely.I'll go to say ''relatively'', and instead I'll stammer out ''rrrrrrrrrrelatively''.i doubt it was triggered by something traumatic, as I have been through pretty depressin...

I could avoid blocks somewhat... But if I am stuck on one letter.... Its hard to let go......

Ya, me too. Or I just hit a BIG block and stare at them and at the menu. 😂😂...

Mostly by making it more difficult to make and receive phone calls, but I try to expose myself to it where I can and slowly ease through the blocks (I don't even wanna know what other people see or he...

I'm worried about the roll calls my man. That is when I'll stutter. In those you do not shout....

You’re doing great! I’m happy for your progress. Also, yes you’re absolute right it’s the fear of stuttering that keeps us in that position. Mine has gotten better over the years but I still get speec...

It has gotten better over the years but I still get horrible speech blocks and it’s frustrating....

Same here. My name starts with a vowel so I'd always spend like 10 seconds just trying to let out the sound of the first letter....