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I say go for it! There’s research that shows that disclosing has positive outcomes for both the listener and the speaker (you). If you’re interested, Dr. Courtney Byrd from UT at Austin has done a lot...

Quckily responding to the blockages and lessening the tensions placed onto your articulators is the best way to overcome blocks in my humble opinion but that may need some practices. You gotta stutte...

I would really recommend the Dave McGuire course. They have an inexpensive self help book on Amazon called “Beyond Stammering: The Mcguire Program for getting good at the Sport of Speaking.” You can h...

There are many ways to ease out of a block. No fast fix, but have you read "Self Therapy for the Stutterer" by Malcolm Fraser? Helped me a ton It's a free ebook: https://www.stutteringhelp.org/self-...

Like other said it’s just a mental block. Best way for me to over come it is just pause for a second and possibly say it slower....

A big, intentional smile helps me a lot. It takes the edge off and lets the person you are talking to know that what’s happening is normal and not a big deal. You will also feel better. :)....

More appropriate ways to get out of a block?

More appropriate ways to get out of a block? [deleted]...

Try this. Read a book out loud one hour a day to yourself. Letting yourself hear fluency from your lips retires your brain to not think about stuttering. I stutter self hypnosis. Get the book by Melvi...

If you think how you're coming across in interviews isn't good because of your speech, you can try disclosing to your interviewer before you start ("hi, before we jump in I wanted to let you know I st...

I noticed that I start shallow breathing when I stutter and that makes it worse. When I speak with a lot of breathing I barely stutter. I also agree about pauses. Some people even think pausing makes...

I think the important thing is to not teach your child to avoid fears. Show courage often in your life by making phone calls, ordering at restaurants. Even join a toastmasters group. If she sees how m...

Maybe practice a little bit before your friends, and have no anticipation entering the meeting room, and tolerate some level of stuttering. Hope this helps....

I hide my stutter too changing words. I'm going to therapy whit the aim of be able to allow myself to stutter and I've made a lot of impruvements :) but I'm still working on it. I've studied a degre...

You can just slown down your speaking when repeating your speeches. In the third yr I started to stutter, I tended to get more anxious and impatient when repeating what I said and then I stuttered bu...

DAF and online exams?

DAF and online exams? So I've been using delayed auditory feedbacks for my therapy sessions (as in psychologist), and it has truly been helpful in making me able to speak more fluently. I don't use it...

I would really recommend the Dave McGuire course. They have an inexpensive self help book on Amazon called “Beyond Stammering: The Mcguire Program for getting good at the Sport of Speaking.” You can h...

* Extend your hand, grab theirs, and use both your confidence and theirs to say, "Hi, I'm Emily." or " Hey, I'm Emily." Break the habit of stumbling over the same words, by randomly starting with an e...

My SLP pretty much drilled in my head to not out right say name when asked. Say it in a sentence with fluency skills such as stretches at the beginning of the first word then blending the words togeth...

Try self hypnosis and meditation. The reason that most people stutter is anxiety. You are worried that you are going to stutter. Normally when you get the first word out, it’s off to the races.But tak...

When I'm in the gym doing cardio with my friend, I often find that during the deep breathes I have to take in every so often during my runs allows me to put my sentences into parts, so I don't have to...