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That’s interesting. For me, my stutter gets much worse the more I try to focus on it. If I’m giving a presentation/am in a formal situation, I get too into my own head and focus completely on it, whic...

I am also similar to this. For me, I am more calm in formal scenarios because there is an expectation of how to speak/talk/act. Everyone around you is on a level playing field and is bound by these ex...

And have you noticed a spike in your stress levels, or sleep deprivation over these past 3 weeks? Has there been a change in your normal, or work life that has made things uncomfortable for you? Is yo...

Depends on the person. My friends usually know what I'm going to say so I don't mind. I find that strangers will get it wrong fairly often though, which is annoying because I have to stop, correct the...

I don't get this\- like maybe I'm missing something, but no\-one has ever said to me at least that stuttering is solely neurological. I mean, my dysarthia is neurological, but that also doesn't mean I...

>I overheard my manager saying to the district manager, "She's doing really well, we're working on her customer assistance, but she seems to be stuttering a lot, which is fine I guess. We will work...

Ah, I haven’t done much. My appointment with my counsellor for other things is next week. I have otherwise just been trying to be mindful of all my social interactions since I feel I have poor social ...

I know it's much easier said than done but try to remain calm while talking to her. Just ask her questions, like you're interviewing her. Maybe you're in the same class.. ask her about homework, class...

Don't overthink it dude. Overthinking only makes it 100 times worse! Its the worst thing a stutterer can do. I know its hard, I was once in your shoes, but you need to just take a deep breath and say ...

You’re overthinking it a lot. You really have to force yourself out of your comfort zone. Overtime, you’ll get comfortable with her and your speech will be a lot better. This is from personal experien...

I am sure you are fatigued and stressed. I just never heard of it coming out as stuttering especially so rarely. Considering the rest of us that stutter so often counting would be dreadful. I would...

Nah, I’m not on any meds like that. I think it’s just stress or mental fatigue. It’s just so odd since I am usually very well spoken. ...

Ok in professional settings I try tapping my foot to slow me down. That's still a work in process though. I try to think before I speak and what I want to say before I say it. My experience is so...

When I’m not driving, I usually close my eyes when I’m talking to put my focus on relaxing my speech. Doesn’t always work but it works well enough for me....

Anything which makes you focus on your speech and breath will help. I personally talk more deliberately by subtly drawing out sounds I feel like I'm having trouble with. This sounds like it would make...

This is **your** moment. Fucking own it. Think of the happiest you’ve ever been, channel that feeling, and take a deep breathe before each sentence. You are fucking awesome! This is coming from so...

Highschool was great for me. Small group of friends, many were also introverted... Perfect! University, especially now during graduate school, has been a challenge. You are expected to "market yourse...

Thanks this does help a lot! I relate to the talking fast thing. I also think incredibly fast so I wonder if that has anything to do with it...

That’s also quite common (I think). When you get in your own head too much you start to overthink it and get anxious about it. When I’m anxious I stutter more than when I’m relaxed....

Good point. I’m trying to get the understanding of why this is happening. It’s been happening since Friday but is getting worse every day. I got like no sleep on Sunday night but I don’t think that’s ...