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No stuttering incidents since last year; Stutterer of 6 years
No stuttering incidents since last year; Stutterer of 6 years This is my first post on this subreddit, and I think it's actually my first time checking out this subreddit. I made an account just for t...
A little tip that perhaps gain Confidence.
A little tip that perhaps gain Confidence. This is what I am doing since yesterday: I am reading a book and what I am doing is to read a chapter loudly and just talk naturally even if I am stuttering ...
Focus on your words
Focus on your words So today I tried on focusing that I was talking and well like focusing and thinking on words and it did worked. I definetly said what I wanted to say and didn't change words often...
Hi, The book/program involves using 13 simple crutches(methods) to avoid any potential stutter. Eventually, you won't need the crutches. Also, the program involves mind training that involves auto-...
For me, it was working. Getting a job after high school and being forced to talk gradually got me out of it. I remember taking almost half an hour to tell an ice breaker in elementary school (not kidd...
Google Lee G. Lovett I stammered for over 40 years and I've now been fluent for 8 months. I've tried everything and his program/book has been the only thing that's worked. Good Luck👍...
I stuttered from like 1st grade until senior year. What helped me was reading out loud to myself and to my speech therapist Mrs Olson. What might help since reading by yourself is not as stressful...
Try to talking slower. LOL. Of course that never worked but I realized that the more confident I became the less my stutter came out....
Stutter and waitering
Stutter and waitering \-Disclaimer about my stutter- I may stuck when I try to start a sentence and sometimes I repeat a syllable in a word. I don't speak fluently sometimes I stop or breathe in the m...
Disclosing that you stutter can help psychologically. You won't feel the need to hide it, and therefore you can stutter freely. For me starting to speak slowly and methodically helps with bad blocks....
Physical, I've gotten better at physically preventing my stutter by talking slower but bc I've sorta gotten the mentally down when I do stutter I'm not really phrased as much...
> But what bothers me most is people like you disrespecting the work of these hardworking researchers. Let's not pull the "high ground" BS. By your own admission you acted unethically. You stated...
I'm happy you found fluency. Truly. I'm 28 and I've done quite a bit of speech therapy. I've spend countless days on youtube, trying all the exercises. I've read every book, tried their exercises. And...
What is the name of this speech therapy? I agree, these fluency-shaping therapies are the best on the market right now...
I saw a speech therapist a few times years ago and one thing she taught to get past blocks is to start every sentence with a very soft H sound just to get the air flowing. It seems like you've develop...
Slow down there, killer. If I sound bitter to you, you're mistaken. I am frustrated that people pin their hopes on lies. I've done the work. I've found fluency. For me the work was speech therapy. ...
Something that has worked is humming. Yes humming. Hum quietly before you start a sentence and it helps. So “hmmm My name is…”...
I interviewed for my lifelong career about 5 months ago. Prior to the interview I did breathing exercises to help calm my nerves. During the interview When I was asked a question I would take my time ...
Holding something in my hand helps too. I’m a teacher and always have a pen of marker in my hand to channel the stutter lmao...
The only thing that ever helped my speech anxiety was doing a program and learning techniques to stutter less. It's a constant reminder when I have a stutter threat or a scary upcoming situation that ...